Each allegation claimed by the defendant:
1. Potential mitigation witnesses will not testify.
2. Text messages were not timely disclosed.
3. Defendant’s rights were violated by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
4. Inconsistent testimony was given by Detective Flores regarding the sequence of injuries sustained by the victim.
5. There was a delay in providing the defendant with the mirror image of the hard drive to the victim’s Compaq Presario computer created on June 11, 2008.
6. Social media postings by the case agent’s wife prejudiced the defendant.
7. Detective Flores allegedly commented or provided information to the press about the dismissal of a juror.
8. The Maricopa County Sheriff made harassing comments about the defendant to the media.
9. Detective Flores “awakened” the victim’s computer from sleep mode on June 10, 2008 resulting in the destruction of potential evidence.
10. Evidence was possibly destroyed when the victim’s computer was accessed on June 19, 2009.
11. Prior attorneys for the defendant were ineffective.
12. Detective Melendez testified at trial and the penalty phase retrial that he found no pornography or viruses on the victim’s computer.
13. Comments by the prosecutor during a bench conference were insulting and unprofessional.
14. The prosecutor harassed a defense witness.
15. The prosecutor signed an autograph in front of the courthouse.
16. Reluctance of witnesses to testify at penalty phase retrial.
17. The cumulative effect of the prosecutorial misconduct resulted in an unfair trial.
2. Text messages were not timely disclosed.
3. Defendant’s rights were violated by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
4. Inconsistent testimony was given by Detective Flores regarding the sequence of injuries sustained by the victim.
5. There was a delay in providing the defendant with the mirror image of the hard drive to the victim’s Compaq Presario computer created on June 11, 2008.
6. Social media postings by the case agent’s wife prejudiced the defendant.
7. Detective Flores allegedly commented or provided information to the press about the dismissal of a juror.
8. The Maricopa County Sheriff made harassing comments about the defendant to the media.
9. Detective Flores “awakened” the victim’s computer from sleep mode on June 10, 2008 resulting in the destruction of potential evidence.
10. Evidence was possibly destroyed when the victim’s computer was accessed on June 19, 2009.
11. Prior attorneys for the defendant were ineffective.
12. Detective Melendez testified at trial and the penalty phase retrial that he found no pornography or viruses on the victim’s computer.
13. Comments by the prosecutor during a bench conference were insulting and unprofessional.
14. The prosecutor harassed a defense witness.
15. The prosecutor signed an autograph in front of the courthouse.
16. Reluctance of witnesses to testify at penalty phase retrial.
17. The cumulative effect of the prosecutorial misconduct resulted in an unfair trial.
ss dismissed ALL of these. In the link below, 1 thru 17, are explained in more detail. They are a must read. They are totally ridiculous allegations. Useless whining and dribble on ja's part.
http://media2.abc15.com/html/pdf/AriasJan14motion.pdf
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