Court of Appeals of Arizona· 12/27/1990

State v. Rivera

Citations

811 P.2d 354
168 Ariz. 102
76 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 89
1990 Ariz. App. LEXIS 418

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“In the absence of a record to the contrary, we must presume that the trial court acted properly.”
defendant has duty to prepare record so appellate court can pass upon questions sought to be raised on appeal
\An appellate court will not speculate about the contents of anything not in the appellate record.\
“An appellate court will not speculate about the contents of anything not in the appellate record.”
appellant has duty to ensure record contains any document necessary to argument; court will not speculate on content not in record
“[I]t is the defendant’s duty to prepare the record in such a manner as to enable an appellate court to pass upon the questions sought to be raised in the appeal.”

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Judges: Hathaway, Livermore, Lacagnina

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