State v. Garcia
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
GORDON, Justice:
Appellant, Martin Sepeda Garcia, was convicted, after submission on the record, of aggravated battery designated a misdemeanor in violation of A.R.S. §§ 13-241 and 13-245(A). He was sentenced to six months probation, one condition being that he serve two weeks and ten weekends in the county jail. A timely notice of appeal was filed and we take jurisdiction under rule 47(e)(5), 17A A.R.S., Supreme Court Rules. The cause is remanded.
An information filed October 15, 1975 charged appellant with aggravated battery and he entered a plea of not guilty. At the preliminary hearing on…
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