duty to retreat if he felt his life was threatened.

The last Florida officer tried for an on-duty killing was Miami's William Lozano in 1989. The Hispanic officer fatally shot a black motorcyclist who he said tried to hit him. A passenger died when the motorcycle crashed, setting off three days of rioting.

Lozano was convicted of two manslaughter counts in a Miami trial, but an appeals court dismissed the verdict, saying the case should have been moved because of racial tensions. Lozano was acquitted at a 1993 retrial in Orlando.Robert Henry Hartford, was convicted on 12 January 1979 of assault with a deadly weapon. He was sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 10 years to life. On appeal, we affirmed the conviction but vacated the sentence and remanded for resentencing. State v. Hartford, 130 Ariz. 422, 636 P.2d 1204 (1981).
The resentencing took place on 14 January 1982. Mr. James Kemper, the attorney who had assisted the defendant in his appeal, appeared. Defendant informed the trial court that he did not wish to have Mr. Kemper represent him and moved that the court appoint a Mr. Guy Buckley as his counsel. It seems that defendant had heard Mr. Buckley speak on the radio and believed that his experience would be helpful to defendant's case. The defendant had