Arizona Supreme Court· 5/7/1996

State v. Jones

Citations

917 P.2d 200
185 Ariz. 471
216 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 36
1996 Ariz. LEXIS 52

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holding that despite warrant-less search of a car, police inevitably would have found contents during subsequent inventory search
holding that despite warrantless search of a car, police inevitably would have found contents during subsequent inventory search
stating that cruelty focuses on the mental anguish or physical abuse inflicted by the defendant on the victim before her death
stating that reversal for violation of Criminal Procedure Rule 9.3(a) is warranted only when the non-violating party “suffered prejudice”
stating that reversal for violation of Criminal Procedure Rule 9.3(a) is warranted only when the non-violating party “suffered prejudice”
stating that “[i]f a witness violates rule 9.3(a), the trial court has discretion when deciding whether to admit that witness’s testimony”

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Judges: Corcoran, Feldman, Zlaket, Moeller, Martone

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