Arizona Supreme Court· 7/9/1981

State v. Tison

Citations

633 P.2d 355
129 Ariz. 546
1981 Ariz. LEXIS 217

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applying standard from Jackson v. Virginia, 443 U.S. 307 (1979), to consider 20 whether evidence was insufficient to support conviction
court held that co-felon/father’s influence over his sons did not constitute a mitigating factor for them
In reviewing for sufficiency of evidence, “[t]he test to be applied is whether there is substantial evidence to support a guilty verdict.”
In reviewing for sufficiency of evidence, “[t]he test to be applied is whether there is substantial evidence to support a guilty verdict.”
In reviewing for sufficiency of evidence, “[t]he test to be applied is whether there is substantial evidence to support a guilty verdict.”
In reviewing for sufficiency of evidence, “[t]he test to be applied is whether there is substantial evidence to support a guilty verdict.”

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Judges: Struckmeyer, Holohan, Hays, Cameron, Gordon

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