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· 6/22/2022

YURIAN ESCOBAR v. RAFAEL MARINO

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  • stating that the legislature did not intend convicted felons to pay the cost of DNA testing
  • “[B]ecause § 13-610 does not 3 STATE v. NAVARRETTE Decision of the Court require a convicted defendant to be assessed the cost of his DNA testing, there was no basis for the provision to be imposed.”
  • we presume the jury followed its instructions
  • we presume the jury followed its instructions

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