Arizona Supreme Court· 10/16/1991

State v. Schaaf

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819 P.2d 909
169 Ariz. 323

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holding that an objection to testimony as cumulative did not preserve a claim of error on the ground of probing work product
holding that questioning prospective jurors about their position on the death sentence is permissible to determine whether jurors can perform their duties
finding that because a defendant failed to raise in the trial court either federal or state constitutional claims that his right to speedy trial was violated, the defendant's claims were waived absent fundamental error
finding that because a defendant failed to raise in the trial court either federal or state constitutional claims that his right to speedy trial was violated, the defendant’s claims were waived absent fundamental error
holding a defendant waives a speedy violation absent a prompt assertion of the right
stating that failure to timely object below waives right to raise argument on appeal

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Judges: Gordon, Feldman, Cameron, Moeller, Corcoran

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