Arizona Supreme Court· 6/19/1968

State v. Rodgers

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442 P.2d 840
103 Ariz. 393
1968 Ariz. LEXIS 276

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affirming trial court where although the juror committed misconduct by reading a book on criminal instructions during a recess, the trial court carefully went into the effect of the extracurricular reading and concluded there was no prejudice
affirming trial court where although the juror committed misconduct by reading a book on criminal instructions during a recess, the trial court carefully went into the effect of the extracurricular reading and concluded there was no prejudice
“Clearly before an instruction on flight can be given the evidence must disclose more than a mere departure from the scene.”

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Judges: Bernstein, McFarland, Udall, Struckmeyer, Lockwood

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