explaining “the entirety of the evidence, whether admitted at the underlying trial or excluded, is properly considered in the determination of factual innocence…”
How later courts described this case
- explaining “the entirety of the evidence, whether admitted at the underlying trial or excluded, is properly considered in the determination of factual innocence…”
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
BROWN, C.J.,
concurring in the Opinion on Rehearing Grant.
hi agree with the majority opinion and with Judge Drew’s concurring view. The evidence as presented supports Ford’s *1257 guilt of second degree murder and that his connection was certainly not “tangential.”
DREW, J., concurs with reasons on rehearing.