State v. Scrivner, 1
Decision Date | 02 February 1982 |
Docket Number | CA-CR,No. 1,1 |
Citation | 132 Ariz. 52,643 P.2d 1022 |
Parties | STATE of Arizona, Respondent, v. Richard Alvin SCRIVNER, Petitioner. 5162-PR. |
Court | Arizona Court of Appeals |
Richard Alvin Scrivner was sentenced to a term of twelve to seventeen years imprisonment following a conviction for first degree burglary in 1978. The conviction and sentence were affirmed by this court on appeal. State v. Scrivner, 125 Ariz. 508, 611 P.2d 95 (App.1979). Scrivner began these proceedings by filing a petition for post-conviction relief in propria persona with the trial court pursuant to Rule 32, Rules of Criminal Procedure, 17 A.R.S. Thereafter appointed counsel filed a supplemental petition in petitioner's behalf. The state in its response to the petitions, pleaded that petitioner was precluded from raising the issues asserted. See Rule 32.2.d; State v. Thompson, 120 Ariz. 202, 584 P.2d 1193 (App.1978); State v. Rockerfeller, 117 Ariz. 151, 571 P.2d 297 (App.1977). The trial court then summarily denied the petitions. Rule 32.6.c. A timely motion for rehearing was likewise denied, and the matter is before this court following the filing of a timely petition for review. Rule 32.9. We will review the single issue preserved by the motion for rehearing. Rule 32.9.a; State v. Ramirez, 126 Ariz. 464, 616 P.2d 924 (App.1980); State v. Moore, 125 Ariz. 528, 611 P.2d 115 (App.1980); State v. McFord, 125 Ariz. 377, 609 P.2d 1077 (App.1980).
Petitioner alleges that he received ineffective assistance of counsel at trial, and cites seven reasons in support of this contention. However, we agree with the state that he is precluded from raising the issue in this proceeding.
Rule 32.2, dealing with preclusion of remedy, provides:
It is clear that petitioner was contemplating this very issue of ineffective assistance of counsel at the time his original appeal was prepared. In State v. Scrivner, supra, we said:
125 Ariz. at 509, 611 P.2d at 96.
In response to this claim on appeal, we held that in the absence of a specific and articulable claim of error, the appellate record should not be expanded to accommodate an appellate search for possible issues. It is also clear from the record that substitute appellate counsel was appointed for appellant for the very reason that he might wish to raise the issue of ineffective assistance of prior counsel at trial. It is apparent that at that time petitioner was on a "fishing expedition" for possible appellate issues, State v. Scrivner, 125 Ariz. at 510, 611 P.2d at 97, and that a possible issue of ineffective assistance of counsel was then clearly contemplated. See also State v. Drozd, 116 Ariz. 330, 569 P.2d 272 (App.1977).
One of the purposes of Rule 32 is to furnish an evidentiary forum for the establishment of facts underlying a claim for relief, when such facts have not previously been established of record. State v. Bell, 23 Ariz.App. 169, 531 P.2d 545 (1975); State v. Cabrera, 114 Ariz. 233, 560 P.2d 417 (1977). However, every specification of ineffective assistance...
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