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State v. Self

Citations

  • 661 P.2d 224
  • 135 Ariz. 374
  • 1983 Ariz. App. LEXIS 390

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • permitting amendment to perjury charge to conform to evidence that date of hearing at which defendant perjured himself was September 11, 1979, rather than August 11, 1979, as alleged in indictment
  • “All parties were aware of the basis for the indictment, and we find that its form was sufficient.”
  • judge did not abuse discretion in permitting amendment at close of trial where it appeared both sides understood State’s theory of case at outset
  • permissible to amend date of alleged offense at close of evidence
  • indictment that tracks statutory language generally provides sufficient notice
  • indictment that tracks statutory language generally provides sufficient notice

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Judges: Schmidt, Ogg, Corcoran

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