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Arizona Defendant Asks for Reversal in Burglary Case, Arguing He Had Permission to Enter Friend’s Apartment

In a recent case before an Arizona court of appeals, the defendant asked the court to reconsider his guilty verdict in a burglary case. The defendant was originally convicted after a jury unanimously decided he had broken into a friend’s apartment with the intent to steal. According to the defendant,…

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Arizona Court of Appeals Rejects Defendant’s Argument in Aggravated Assault and Child Abuse Case

In a recent case before an appeals court in Arizona, the defendant asked the court to reconsider his convictions for aggravated assault and child abuse. He primarily argued that the trial court should not have denied a motion to suppress incriminating evidence – the denial of the motion was unfair,…

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Arizona Defendant Asks for Reversal of Drug Conviction, Citing Dealer’s Testimony as Inappropriate at Trial

In a June 2023 case before the Arizona Court of Appeals, the defendant argued that his conviction for the sale or transportation of dangerous drugs should be reversed. According to the defendant, the trial court’s use of his drug dealer as a witness during the seven-day trial was inappropriate, and…

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Arizona Defendant Unsuccessfully Argues for Reversal Based on Trial Court’s Misconduct

In a recent case before an Arizona court of appeals, the defendant appealed her convictions for theft and fraudulent schemes. The defendant took issue with the trial court’s conduct during her trial, after which a jury found her guilty of mismanaging several trusts and taking trust owners’ money for herself.…

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Arizona Court Directs Lower Court to Grant Expungement Petition, Clearing Defendant’s Record in the Process

Recently, an appeals court in Arizona was faced with the decision of whether to reverse a lower court’s decision not to expunge an individual’s record. The individual was originally found guilty of marijuana possession in 2014, but after laws in Arizona passed that allowed for this kind of offense to…

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Court Sides with Defendant in Arizona Criminal Case Involving Illegally Obtained Confession

In a recent case before an Arizona court of appeals, the defendant argued that his confession should have been suppressed at the trial court level. Originally, the defendant was convicted of second-degree murder, and after he was found guilty, he asked the higher court to reconsider the unfavorable verdict. After…

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Defendant in Burglary Case Appeals Conviction Based on Insufficient Miranda Warnings

In an April 2023 case before an Arizona court of appeals, the defendant took issue with a police officer’s Miranda warnings when he was arrested and charged. The defendant was originally accused of theft of property, burglary, and theft of a means of transportation. He was subsequently convicted and sentenced,…

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