Arizona Supreme Court· 1/17/1975

State v. Settle

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531 P.2d 151
111 Ariz. 394
1975 Ariz. LEXIS 233

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holding that evidence that the defendant sought to silence a witness was relevant to show consciousness of guilt
holding that evidence that the defendant sought to silence a witness was relevant to show consciousness of guilt
\It is the judge's duty to instruct the jury upon ... `matters vital to a proper consideration of the evidence.'\
“It is the judge’s duty to instruct the jury upon ... ‘matters vital to a proper consideration of the evidence.’ ”
attempt to suppress adverse evidence indicates a consciousness of guilt
instruction is contrary to state constitution

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Judges: Hays, Lockwood, Holohan

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