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OUTCOME: unsuccessful
A.R.S. §31-225 is clear and unambiguous, we give effect to that language and apply it without using other means of statutory construction, unless applying the literal language would lead to an absurd ... result.
OUTCOME: successful
A.R.S. section 13-1202(A)(1) does not require the State to prove a defendant or juvenile acted with “wrongful intent,†although the State must demonstrate that the perpetrator communicated a “tru ... e threat.â€
OUTCOME: successful
Statute was not void because it was sufficiently definite to provide notice to Arizona drivers that they must carry evidence of identity in a form comparable in content and reliability to a driver's li ... cense.
OUTCOME: successful
The juvenile court does not have the statutory authority to impose juvenile intensive probation (JIPS) on an incorrigible juvenile,
OUTCOME: successful
To find a juvenile delinquent of an offense, the offense must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
OUTCOME: unsuccessful
A deviation in juvenile sentencing for committal to the Juvenile Department of Corrections is only justifiable if no other alternative to commitment is available. It was an abuse of discretion to commi ... t the juvenile as a means of treating her drug habit in a secure setting.
OUTCOME: unsuccessful
A.R.S.§ 13-3111 is a special or local law in violation of article IV, part 2,section 19(7) of the Arizona Constitution.
OUTCOME: partially successful
A traffic citation used to commence a juvenile court proceeding need not comport with the content requirements of Rule 4 of the Arizona Rules of Procedure for the Juvenile Court.
OUTCOME: successful
A juvenile’s plea agreement may be revoked by any party prior to its acceptance by the juvenile court. Mere acceptance by one party is not binding. A.R.S. § 8-302(C) requires the juvenile court to d ... ismiss a delinquency petition pending before it when the county attorney seeks adult prosecution of the underlying offenses.
OUTCOME: successful
A police officer who learns from school security guard that a student across the street from the school has a gun may reasonably stop the student and draw his own gun; asking student if he had a gun be ... fore giving Miranda warnings was proper. A gun’s operability is not element of offense of possession of firearm by a minor.
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