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State v. Ramirez

Citations

  • 945 P.2d 376
  • 190 Ariz. 65

How courts have described this case

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  • “Premeditation can, of course, be proven by circumstantial evidence; like knowledge or intention, it rarely can be proven by any other means.”
  • error in premeditation instruction was not harmless where premeditation was “the only contested issue” at trial and substantial evidence supported defendant’s argument
  • error in premeditation instruction was not harmless where premeditation was \the only contested issue\ at trial and substantial evidence supported defendant's argument
  • prosecutor’s argument contributed to error arising from ambiguous instruction

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Judges: Noyes, Fidel, Ryan

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