Arizona Supreme Court· 9/3/1987

State v. Powers

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742 P.2d 792
154 Ariz. 291
1987 Ariz. LEXIS 183

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holding that defendant had a right to trial by jury under a reasonable doubt standard on the issue of \escape\ before sentencing court could use escape under § 13-604.02(B)
holding that the proper way to impose a statutorily-authorized fee is “in open court with the defendant present” rather than by minute entry
vacating the “felony assessment” imposed by minute entry because “the proper method of correcting an illegal sentence is not by minute entry,” but “in open court with the defendant present”
sentence vacated on ground sentence was not corrected in open court with defendant present, even though defendant did not appear to have raised issue
a jury must determine the existence of all elements of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt
a jury must determine the existence of all elements of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt

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Judges: Feldman, Gordon, Cameron, Holohan, Moeller

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