Arizona Supreme Court· 12/15/1981

State v. McGuire

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638 P.2d 1339
131 Ariz. 93
1981 Ariz. LEXIS 280

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finding that remaining unlawfully on premises with intent to commit assault constitutes burglary
upholding robbery conviction as to wife who was tied up in order to allow defendant to steal husband’s property
defendant guilty of robbery under a similarly worded statute when he used force against victim to prevent her from resisting taking of husband's property
defendant’s crime constituted second degree burglary under A.R.S. § 13-1507 even though the defendant’s entry into the home was privileged
“A.R.S. § 13-1902 requires only that force be used ‘against any person,’ not necessarily only against the person dispossessed of the property.”
“the murders were committed in an especially heinous, cruel and depraved manner, that she [the trial judge] considered the defendant to be a dangerous and violent person and ‘ * * * a grave danger to society * * * ’.”

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Judges: Hays, Struckmeyer, Holohan, Cameron, Gordon

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