Frederickson v. Superior Court , 187 Ariz. 273 ( 1996 )

GERBER, Judge,

Specially Concurring.

While I agree with the analysis and result, I write specially merely to note that the Mungarro definition of moral turpitude is so broad that it fits most, if not all, crimes. I can’t find a crime that fails to “reflect adversely” on its perpetrator’s “personal values.” Such a broad definition of moral turpitude becomes a tautology and, as such, is a useless concept. A more discriminating definition is needed in its place.