State of Arizona, Appellee v. William Craig Miller, Appellant

Summary

The court affirmed Miller’s five murder convictions, related convictions, and death sentences. It rejected challenges based on speedy trial, preparation time, joinder, admission of recorded statements, mistrial, expert testimony, sufficiency of the solicitation evidence, mitigation instructions, jury unanimity, aggravating circumstances, double counting, and proportionality of the death sentences. The court concluded that no fundamental error or abuse of discretion warranted relief.