Court of Appeals of Arizona· 12/21/1990

State v. Warner

Citations

812 P.2d 1079
168 Ariz. 261
76 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 87
1990 Ariz. App. LEXIS 414

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Victims' Bill of Rights giving victim right to refuse an interview is procedural and therefore applies to cases pending on date amendment became effective
although legislation generally will only apply prospectively, “the rule is otherwise where the legislation is merely procedural in nature and does not affect substantive rights”
“[W]hile the state has standing to assert a victim’s rights, it has no authority to waive those rights.” (internal citation omitted)
purely procedural matters apply retroactively
purely procedural matters apply retroactively

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Judges: Livermore, Hathaway, Lacagnina

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