I used this book the last time that I taught grad QM ca. 1999. It's by far the best text available, from my perspective. There is no bohr-Copenhagen mythology, the book is built on the Dirac-Feynman interpetation of QM in terms of probability amplitudes. I had to supplement it by teaching the H-atom solution from Merzbacher, but Sakurai covers quantum measurement theory and provides examples using spin Gekankeneksperiments. At the end of the course we covered the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paper after which a student gave a lunchtime seminar on the then-new quantum teleportation experiment by Zeilinger's group in Innsbruck.