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State v. Rienhardt: Supreme Court of Arizona Affirms Death Sentence Amid Admissibility of Evidence and Aggravating Factors

State v. Rienhardt: Supreme Court of Arizona Affirms Death Sentence Amid Admissibility of Evidence and Aggravating Factors

Date: Dec 25, 1997
State v. Rienhardt: Supreme Court of Arizona Affirms Death Sentence Amid Admissibility of Evidence and Aggravating Factors Introduction In the landmark case of State of Arizona v. Charles Bradley...
Limits on Judicial Notice in Capital Sentencing: Insights from STATE v. SCHACKART

Limits on Judicial Notice in Capital Sentencing: Insights from STATE v. SCHACKART

Date: Oct 31, 1997
Limits on Judicial Notice in Capital Sentencing: Insights from STATE v. SCHACKART Introduction State of Arizona v. Ronald Dwight Schackart, 190 Ariz. 238 (1997), presents a pivotal examination of...
Equitable Distribution of Joint Tenancy Property Under A.R.S. §25-318(A): Analysis of In re the Marriage of Anthony Toth v. Gloria Snyder Toth

Equitable Distribution of Joint Tenancy Property Under A.R.S. §25-318(A): Analysis of In re the Marriage of Anthony Toth v. Gloria Snyder Toth

Date: Oct 10, 1997
Equitable Distribution of Joint Tenancy Property Under A.R.S. §25-318(A): Analysis of In re the Marriage of Anthony Toth v. Gloria Snyder Toth Introduction In re the Marriage of Anthony Toth,...
A Comprehensive Commentary on State of Arizona v. Christopher John Spreitz: Upholding Death Penalty Amidst Waived Speedy Trial Rights

A Comprehensive Commentary on State of Arizona v. Christopher John Spreitz: Upholding Death Penalty Amidst Waived Speedy Trial Rights

Date: Sep 12, 1997
Affirmation of Death Penalty in State of Arizona v. Christopher John Spreitz: Implications for Speedy Trial Waivers and Aggravating Circumstances Introduction The case of State of Arizona v....
STATE v. LEE (1997): Upholding Death Sentencing and Forensic Evidence Standards in Arizona

STATE v. LEE (1997): Upholding Death Sentencing and Forensic Evidence Standards in Arizona

Date: Aug 27, 1997
STATE v. LEE (1997): Upholding Death Sentencing and Forensic Evidence Standards in Arizona Introduction In State of Arizona v. Chad Alan Lee (189 Ariz. 608, 944 P.2d 1204, 1997), the Supreme Court of...
Severance of Multiple Murder Counts and Aggravating Factors in Capital Sentencing: Comprehensive Analysis of State v. Chad Alan Lee

Severance of Multiple Murder Counts and Aggravating Factors in Capital Sentencing: Comprehensive Analysis of State v. Chad Alan Lee

Date: Aug 27, 1997
Severance of Multiple Murder Counts and Aggravating Factors in Capital Sentencing: Comprehensive Analysis of State v. Chad Alan Lee Introduction State of Arizona v. Chad Alan Lee is a landmark...
Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard for Prior Bad Acts in Arizona Criminal Cases: State of Arizona v. Mario Amado Terrazas

Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard for Prior Bad Acts in Arizona Criminal Cases: State of Arizona v. Mario Amado Terrazas

Date: Aug 15, 1997
Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard for Prior Bad Acts in Arizona Criminal Cases Introduction State of Arizona v. Mario Amado Terrazas is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Arizona that...
Limits on Diminished Capacity Defense in Arizona: Analysis of STATE v. MOTT

Limits on Diminished Capacity Defense in Arizona: Analysis of STATE v. MOTT

Date: Jan 17, 1997
Limits on Diminished Capacity Defense in Arizona: Analysis of STATE v. MOTT Introduction In State of Arizona v. Shelly Kay Mott, 183 Ariz. 191 (App. 1995), the Supreme Court of Arizona addressed the...
Presumption of Validity Upholds Scottsdale's Development Fee under A.R.S. § 9-463.05

Presumption of Validity Upholds Scottsdale's Development Fee under A.R.S. § 9-463.05

Date: Jan 8, 1997
Presumption of Validity Upholds Scottsdale's Development Fee under A.R.S. § 9-463.05 Introduction The case of Home Builders Association of Central Arizona v. City of Scottsdale addresses the legality...
Enhanced Standards for Investigatory Vehicle Stops: Insights from State v. Gonzalez-Gutierrez

Enhanced Standards for Investigatory Vehicle Stops: Insights from State v. Gonzalez-Gutierrez

Date: Dec 6, 1996
Enhanced Standards for Investigatory Vehicle Stops: Insights from State v. Gonzalez-Gutierrez Introduction State of Arizona v. Rodolfo Gonzalez-Gutierrez is a pivotal case decided by the Supreme...
Arizona Supreme Court Affirms Death Penalty Based on Pecuniary Gain and Multiple Homicides in State v. Soto-Fong

Arizona Supreme Court Affirms Death Penalty Based on Pecuniary Gain and Multiple Homicides in State v. Soto-Fong

Date: Nov 20, 1996
Arizona Supreme Court Affirms Death Penalty Based on Pecuniary Gain and Multiple Homicides in State of Arizona v. Martin Raul Soto-Fong Introduction In the landmark case of State of Arizona v. Martin...
Affirmation of Felony Murder Conviction and Death Sentence in STATE v. Gregory Scott Dickens

Affirmation of Felony Murder Conviction and Death Sentence in STATE v. Gregory Scott Dickens

Date: Nov 1, 1996
Affirmation of Felony Murder Conviction and Death Sentence in STATE v. Gregory Scott Dickens Introduction STATE of Arizona v. Gregory Scott Dickens (187 Ariz. 1, 1996) is a pivotal decision by the...
Adoption of 'Reasonable Efforts' Jury Instructions in Arizona

Adoption of 'Reasonable Efforts' Jury Instructions in Arizona

Date: Sep 6, 1996
Adoption of 'Reasonable Efforts' Jury Instructions in Arizona Introduction The case of State of Arizona v. Larry Francis LeBlanc (186 Ariz. 437) marks a significant shift in Arizona's approach to...
Blackmore v. State: Redefining the Boundaries of Investigatory Detention and Arrest under the Fourth Amendment

Blackmore v. State: Redefining the Boundaries of Investigatory Detention and Arrest under the Fourth Amendment

Date: Aug 30, 1996
Blackmore v. State: Redefining the Boundaries of Investigatory Detention and Arrest under the Fourth Amendment Introduction The case of State of Arizona v. Timothy Scott Blackmore, decided by the...
Burden of Proof and Good Faith in Arrest Warrants: Insights from STATE of Arizona v. Hyde

Burden of Proof and Good Faith in Arrest Warrants: Insights from STATE of Arizona v. Hyde

Date: Jul 10, 1996
Burden of Proof and Good Faith in Arrest Warrants: Insights from STATE of Arizona v. Hyde Introduction STATE of Arizona v. David O'Neal Hyde is a pivotal judgment delivered by the Supreme Court of...
Affirmation of Death Sentence in Light of Accomplice Testimony Restrictions and Prosecutorial Conduct in State of Arizona v. Towery

Affirmation of Death Sentence in Light of Accomplice Testimony Restrictions and Prosecutorial Conduct in State of Arizona v. Towery

Date: Jun 28, 1996
Affirmation of Death Sentence in Light of Accomplice Testimony Restrictions and Prosecutorial Conduct in State of Arizona v. Towery Introduction The case of State of Arizona v. Robert Charles Towery,...
Statute of Limitations and Unsound Mind: Insights from Florez v. Sargeant et al.

Statute of Limitations and Unsound Mind: Insights from Florez v. Sargeant et al.

Date: May 17, 1996
Statute of Limitations and Unsound Mind: Insights from Florez v. Sargeant et al. Introduction In the landmark case of Florez v. Sargeant et al., the Supreme Court of Arizona addressed pivotal issues...
Reaffirming the Constitutionality of "Especially Heinous, Cruel or Depraved" in Death Sentencing: Commentary on State of Arizona v. Luis Morine Mata

Reaffirming the Constitutionality of "Especially Heinous, Cruel or Depraved" in Death Sentencing: Commentary on State of Arizona v. Luis Morine Mata

Date: May 10, 1996
Reaffirming the Constitutionality of "Especially Heinous, Cruel or Depraved" in Death Sentencing Introduction State of Arizona v. Luis Morine Mata (185 Ariz. 319) is a significant judicial decision...
Zamora v. Superior Court: Interpretation of Historical Prior Felony Convictions under A.R.S. § 13-604(U)(1)(a)

Zamora v. Superior Court: Interpretation of Historical Prior Felony Convictions under A.R.S. § 13-604(U)(1)(a)

Date: May 8, 1996
Clarifying the Scope of Historical Prior Felony Convictions: The Supreme Court of Arizona’s Interpretation of A.R.S. § 13-604(U)(1)(a) Introduction In the landmark case of Daniel Rodriguez Zamora v....
Authorized Initiative: Arizona Supreme Court Reinforces Foreign Corporations’ Capacity to Sue

Authorized Initiative: Arizona Supreme Court Reinforces Foreign Corporations’ Capacity to Sue

Date: May 8, 1996
Authorized Initiative: Arizona Supreme Court Reinforces Foreign Corporations’ Capacity to Sue Introduction In the landmark case of GEMSTAR LIMITED v. ERNST YOUNG, the Supreme Court of Arizona...
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