Arizona Supreme Court· 3/11/1997

State v. Mann

Citations

934 P.2d 784
188 Ariz. 220
238 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 18
1997 Ariz. LEXIS 26

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“An abusive family background is usually given significant weight as a mitigating factor only when the abuse affected the defendant’s behavior at the time of the crime.”
\An abusive family background is usually given significant weight as a mitigating factor only when the abuse affected the defendant's behavior at the time of the crime.\
consciousness between eighteen seconds to several minutes is sufficient for finding of heinous, cruel or depraved murder
“An abusive family background is usually given 26 significant weight as a mitigating factor only when the abuse affected the defendant’s 27 behavior at the time of the crime.”
unexplained disparity in sentences of defendant and accomplice is mitigating
unexplained disparity in sentences of defendant and accomplice is mitigating

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Judges: Feldman, Martone, Zlaket, Jones, Moeller

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