State v. Miranda-Cabrera

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• recognizing that State v. Sepahi, 206 Ariz. 321 (2003), substantially rejected the reasoning behind Samano
• addressing Blakely issue on the merits even though defendant \fail[ed] to raise it at the sentencing hearing or in his opening brief\
• addressing Blakely issue on the merits even though defendant “fail[ed] to raise it at the sentencing hearing or in his opening brief’
• applying Williams analysis to defendant charged with second-degree murder, alleged as dangerous crime against children
• addressing Blakely issue on the merits even though defendant “fail[ed] to raise it at the sentencing hearing or in his opening brief”
• finding no Sixth Amendment violation when trial court weighs non- Blakely-compliant aggravating circumstances against mitigating circumstances and resulting sentence is below the presumptive

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