James E. Drury v. William Coy Cox, Sheriff of Pima County

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 1972-03-07

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PER CURIAM: The district court considered the issue in this case to be whether the evidence at a preliminary hearing before an Arizona State Magistrate was sufficient to establish probable cause to bind Drury over for trial on an open charge of murder, degree unspecified. The Arizona Supreme Court held the evidence sufficient. Drury…

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