Arizona Supreme Court· 5/31/1979

State v. Starks

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596 P.2d 366
122 Ariz. 531
1979 Ariz. LEXIS 341

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holding, under former duress statute, that psychiatric testimony \delved into the defendant's subjective mental state and was therefore properly excluded\
holding no error by trial court in not precluding evidence as unfairly prejudicial where evidence went directly to central issue
defendant committed armed robbery while effecting an escape during a pretrial hearing and shackling defendant was not error
defendant committed armed robbery while effecting an escape during a pretrial hearing and shackling defendant was not error
“[T]he court has broad discretion to determine the nature of any sanction.”

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Judges: Holohan, Cameron, Struckmeyer, Hays, Gordon

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