Arizona Supreme Court· 7/14/1998

State v. Rodriguez

Citations

961 P.2d 1006
192 Ariz. 58
273 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 28
1998 Ariz. LEXIS 68

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holding the superior court need not give every requested instruction if the instructions adequately cover the law
holding a trial court need not give every specific instruction requested by the defense: “the test is whether the [given] instructions adequately set forth the law applicable to the case”
holding a trial court need not give every specific instruction requested by the defense: “the test is whether the [given] instructions adequately set forth the law applicable to the case”
stating court will not reverse a conviction if it can conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that an error did not influence the verdict
explaining a “party is entitled to an instruction on any theory reasonably supported by the evidence”
applying harmless-error review to the refusal of a requested jury instruction

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Judges: McGregor, Zlaket, Jones, Feldman, Martone

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