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State v. Rich

Citations

  • 563 P.2d 918
  • 115 Ariz. 119
  • 1977 Ariz. App. LEXIS 563

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  • driving in excess of posted speed limit is presumptive, albeit rebuttable, violation of § 28-701(A)
  • “Driving over the speed limit . . . creates a presumptive violation of the basic speed law” set forth in A.R.S. § 28-701(A).
  • A.R.S. § 28-701(B), which prescribes certain speeds that, if exceeded, constitute “prima facie evidence” of unreasonable speed, is “rule[] of evidence and not rule[] of substantive law” and merely “raise[s] rebuttable presumptions, which may be overcome by evidence”

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Judges: Froeb, Jacobson, Ogg

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