Arizona Supreme Court· 7/21/1977

State v. Ramirez

Citations

569 P.2d 201
116 Ariz. 259
1977 Ariz. LEXIS 355

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concluding admission of victim's hearsay statement did not require reversal, in part, because the court instructed the jury to disregard the statement
concluding admission of victim’s hearsay statement did not require reversal, in part, because the court instructed the jury to disregard the statement
finding no error when the record as a whole supported the trial court’s finding that defendant’s waiver of Miranda rights was knowing and voluntary
error to disclose to prosecutor “certain statements of the appellant’s in [the psychiatrist’s] report which should have been excised”
error for physician to testify as to statements made by defendant during examination
four and a half hours sufficient to show cool state of mind

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Judges: Cameron, Gordon, Hays, Holohan, Struckmeyer

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