State v. Stone
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
PAUL G. ULRICH, Judge Pro Tern.
Petitioner was found guilty of criminal trespass and aggravated assault, both class six, non-dangerous felonies, and was placed on three years probation on July 12, 1984. He filed a direct appeal (State v. Stone, 1 CA-CR 8146, aff’d, Jun. 27, 1985). In this petition for post-conviction relief, petitioner argues that intellection of references to religion at trial violated his due process right to a fair trial and constituted fundamental error. The petition for relief was denied by the trial court. Petitioner argues the trial court erred in summarily dismissing…
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