Arizona Supreme Court· 9/11/1980

State v. Marquez

Citations

618 P.2d 592
127 Ariz. 98
1980 Ariz. LEXIS 256

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“[D]e-fining crimes and appropriate sanctions for those who commit them is a legislative function.”
“[D]efining crimes and appropriate sanctions for those who commit them is a legislative function.”
not ineffective assistance of counsel where attorney interviewed eyewitnesses whom he did not call because they told him conflicting stories that could not exculpate defendant
not ineffective assistance of counsel where attorney interviewed eyewitnesses whom he did not call because they told him conflicting stories that could not exculpate defendant
provisions of mandatory sentencing term without possibility of probation, parole or commutation does not unconstitutionally limit executive powers under Article 5, Section 5
interpreting Ariz. Const. art. 5, § 5

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Judges: Cameron, Struckmeyer, Holohan, Hays, Gordon

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