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Utah Supreme Court· 12/28/1987

State v. Valdez

Citations

  • 748 P.2d 1050
  • 73 Utah Adv. Rep. 5
  • 1987 Utah LEXIS 834
  • 1987 WL 29900

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  • holding that two homicides committed within approximately an hour- and-a-half period of time could satisfy section 76-5-202(1)(b)
  • concluding that \any arguable error was harmless\ in part due to \the lack of emphasis\ placed on the evidence by the State
  • evidence that child's mother was shot and child thrown alive into river sufficient to sustain first degree murder conviction
  • two homicides committed during a ninety-minute period held to be part of one criminal episode

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Judges: Durham, Hall, Howe, Zimmerman, Stewart

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