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State v. Marks

Citations

  • 920 P.2d 19
  • 186 Ariz. 139
  • 212 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 36
  • 1996 Ariz. App. LEXIS 54

How courts have described this case

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  • stating juvenile court department of unified superior court for purposes of jurisdiction
  • any flaw in proceedings transferring juvenile offender to adult criminal division of superior court deprives that division of personal jurisdiction, not subject matter jurisdiction
  • A “faulty transfer [from the juvenile division to the adult criminal division] does not deprive the superior court of subject matter jurisdiction over the crime.”
  • “[T]he juvenile court’s ‘exclusive original jurisdiction’ over juvenile matters does not deprive the superior court at large of subject matter jurisdiction over a felony committed by a juvenile.”
  • “Personal jurisdiction may be waived; subject matter jurisdiction may not.”

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Judges: Fidel, Voss, Toci

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