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Arizona Appeals Court Affirms Defendant’s Conviction in Arizona Child Sex Crimes Case, Rejecting Defendant’s Challenge to the Denial of His Motions To Suppress Evidence

In a recent appeals court opinion in an Arizona child sex crimes case, the defendant unsuccessfully appealed his convictions and sentences for ten counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, class two felonies, and dangerous crimes against children. In the appeal, the defendant argued that his motions to suppress evidence…

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Arizona Defendant Unsuccessfully Appeals Guilty Verdict in Child Molestation Case

In a recent case coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant unsuccessfully appealed his convictions and sentences for child molestation. In his argument, the defendant focused on the expert testimony that the prosecution used during his trial, alleging that this testimony was overly broad and prejudicial towards the jury.…

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Arizona Defendant Loses Argument Over Expert Testimony in Aggravated Assault Case

In a recent appeal coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant argued that his conviction for aggravated assault should be reversed. According to the defendant, the trial judge had improperly denied him the right to present an expert witness and thus that his defense was incomplete. The higher court…

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Arizona Defendant Loses Appeal in Resisting Arrest Case

In a recent case coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant appealed his conviction for resisting arrest. Even though the defendant did not contest that he had physically resisted the officers when they tried to arrest him, he argued on appeal that the entire case should have been dismissed…

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Arizona Defendant Successfully Argues for Modification of Drug Paraphernalia Conviction

In a recent opinion coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant argued that the trial court made an error in determining the scope of her original convictions and sentences. Originally, the defendant was charged and convicted of several drug-related charges after a police officer found methamphetamine on her person…

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Arizona Defendant in Assault Case Unsuccessfully Appeals Convictions, Despite Argument that Identification Process was Unfair

In a recent case coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant unsuccessfully appealed his convictions for aggravated assault, kidnapping, and robbery. Originally, the defendant was found guilty of the charges and sentenced to 82 years in prison. Despite arguing on appeal that the trial court should have suppressed the…

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City of Mesa Announces New Domestic Violence Court to Open July 7

Recently, the city of Mesa, Arizona announced that it will be opening a new domestic violence court focused specifically on the most serious domestic violence cases that come through the city’s court system. According to the city government, the new court is opening in response to a rise in domestic…

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Arizona Court Decides That Jury Must Unanimously Agree on Drug Type in Certain Criminal Cases

In a recent Arizona drug case, the court was tasked with deciding whether or not juries are required to unanimously agree on what type of drug a defendant used when issuing a guilty verdict for certain drug crimes. After considering the arguments on both sides, the court decided that a…

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Arizona Court Vacates Verdict in Child Molestation Case Based on Inadmissible Hearsay

In a recent child molestation case coming out of Arizona, the court vacated the defendant’s convictions and sentences, remanding the case for a new trial. Originally, the defendant had been found guilty of molesting a minor, and he made multiple arguments in his attempt to appeal the guilty conviction. While…

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Arizona Court Affirms Defendant’s Assault Convictions But Remands Case Based on Possible Racial Discrimination

In a recent case coming out of an Arizona court, the defendant appealed his convictions for first-degree murder, first-degree burglary, and aggravated assault. The defendant challenged the trial court’s decisions, and the higher court concluded that the defendant was rightfully found guilty. There was another issue, though, that the court…

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