State v. McAlvain
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HAYS, Justice.
The defendant, Mickey Joe McAlvain, hereinafter designated as appellant, was found guilty by a jury of the charge of aggravated battery with a prior. The victim, Lyle C. Lewis, and a Mr. Sanson during the early morning hours were waiting for their wives across the street from Chester’s Bar on West Indian School in Phoenix, Arizona. After attracting the attention of their wives driving by, Lewis and Sanson crossed the street to where they had stopped. As they crossed the street the appellant and two other men shouted obscenities at them. The appellant then approached the victim,…
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