548 P.3d
Volume 548 — Pacific Reporter, Third Series
30 opinions
- 548 P.3d 21State v. Lobato-Rodriguez (2024)
- 548 P.3d 31Padilla v. Torres (2024)
- 548 P.3d 43Rawlings v. Rawlings (2024)
- 548 P.3d 51State v. Phillips (2024)
- 548 P.3d 66State v. Rael (2024)
- 548 P.3d 82State v. Taylor (2024)
- 548 P.3d 210State Of Washington, V. Sheryl Martin (2024)
- 548 P.3d 214Majid Nayeri, Apps V. Eagle Hardware & Garden, Inc., Resp (2024)
- 548 P.3d 226Kerry L. Erickson, V. Pharmacia Llc. (2024)
- 548 P.3d 279Ann Chaudhry , V Tyson D. Day (2024)
- 548 P.3d 332Alaska Trappers Association, Inc., and National Trappers Association, Inc. v. City of Valdez (2024)
- 548 P.3d 447State v. Buecker (2023)
- 548 P.3d 457STATE ex rel. OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION v. KALKA (2024)
- 548 P.3d 459STATE ex rel. OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION v. GRIFFIN (2024)
- 548 P.3d 461MCCAULEY v. STATE (2024)
- 548 P.3d 473JACKSON v. STATE (2024)
- 548 P.3d 553Darren Lee Arends, V. State Of Washington (2024)
- 548 P.3d 559State Of Washington, V. James Dean Schultz (2024)
- 548 P.3d 570State Of Washington, V. Brandon L. Holmes (2024)
- 548 P.3d 685People v. Toni Theresa Torrez (2024)
- 548 P.3d 970State Of Washington, V. Bobby Darnell Gwin (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1067City of Valdez v. Regulatory Commission of Alaska, Hilcorp Alaska, LLC, Harvest Alaska, LLC, Harvest Midstream I, L.P., Hilcorp Energy I, L.P., Hilcorp Energy Company, BP Pipelines (Alaska) Inc., and BP Corporation North America Inc. , City of Valdez v. Regulatory Commission of Alaska, Hilcorp Alaska, LLC, Harvest Alaska, LLC, Harvest Midstream I, L.P., Hilcorp Energy I, L.P., Hilcorp Energy Company, BP Pipelines (Alaska) Inc., and BP Corporation North America Inc. (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1086Matthew J. Fischer v. Kenai Peninsula Borough School District (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1094Seth Lookhart, DMD v. State of Alaska, Board of Dental Examiners (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1102State of Arizona v. Manuel David Perez-Gutierrez (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1110State of Arizona v. Evan McCarrick Jerald (2024)
1. Was the defendant properly sentenced under the dangerous-crimes-against-children (DCAC) statute, A.R.S. § 13-705, for sexual offenses he committed as a juvenile, where he was charged after turning eighteen and was tried in adult criminal court? 2. Were the defendant's sentences, which totaled a minimum of 208 years imprisonment, grossly disproportionate to the crimes, such that they violate the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution? 3. Did the sentences violate the defendant's equal-protection and due-process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution because he was sentenced for offenses that he committed as a juvenile? 4. Did the trial court abuse its discretion by refusing to admit data from Facebook Messenger that may have shown the defendant's location on certain occasions? 5. Did the trial court abuse its discretion by denying a motion for a mistrial when the victim provided unprompted testimony about sexual conduct with which the defendant had not been charged?
- 548 P.3d 1128State of Arizona v. Whytte Dragun Duncan (2024)
1. Whether the evidence was sufficient for the trial court to submit the charges of attempted and completed sexual exploitation of a minor to the jury. 2. Whether A.R.S. §§ 13-3551(5) and 13-3553(A)(1)-(2), prohibiting the sexual exploitation of a minor involving exploitive exhibition, are unconstitutionally overbroad as applied to the facts of this case, where the videos and images underlying the sexual exploitation charges contain no sexual conduct or lewd exhibition. 3. Whether the trial court erred in denying Duncan's motion to suppress the evidence gathered through the warrantless search of an electronic device removed from his home by a foster child and the evidence gathered through the subsequent execution of a search warrant for his home.
- 548 P.3d 1146State of Arizona v. Lazaro Enrique Villa, Jr. (2024)
1. Did the trial court err in denying Villa's request for a reckless manslaughter instruction, and if so, was the error harmless? 2. During closing argument, did the prosecutor misstate the standard for when the jury could consider a lesser-included offense, and if so, was the error fundamental and prejudicial?
- 548 P.3d 1189State v. Caudill (2024)
- 548 P.3d 1245POSEY v. STATE (2024)