State v. Miranda
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McFarland, justice:
Appellant was convicted of the crime of kidnapping, Count I; and Rape, Count II; and sentenced to serve from twenty to thirty years on each count, to run concurrently. From the judgment and sentence of the court he appeals. Appellant, hereinafter called defendant, was in another information charged with the crime of robbery. After arraignment in the instant case, on motion of the county attorney, the trial on the robbery case was consolidated with the instant case, but thereafter — one day prior to the trial of this case — separate trials were granted. Defendant was tried…
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