Arizona Supreme Court· 10/10/1995

State v. Walden

Citations

905 P.2d 974
183 Ariz. 595
201 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 3
1995 Ariz. LEXIS 99

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holding that for purposes of A.R.S. § 13-703(F)(1), conviction occurs upon determination of guilt
concluding evidence introduced on redirect examination of victim was within the scope of cross-examination, given the defendant’s cross-examination attack on purported inconsistencies in the victim’s direct testimony
noting that Burhans “would have been conscious for several minutes” after the stabbing
finding bruises on arms and legs, neck and chest injuries, head wound, slash wounds, and strangulation gratuitous violence
finding signs of a struggle when victim’s hands were intertwined in the electrical cord used to strangle her and blood was sprayed around the room
reaching this conclusion after “listening to the tape” of the conversation between Jordan and the detective and “reviewing the transcript of the [evidentiary] hearing”

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Judges: Martone, Feldman, Moeller, Corcoran, Zlaxet

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