co-conspirator tried as co-defendant and third party, recruited by defendants to join in murder scheme, testified against both
How later courts described this case
- co-conspirator tried as co-defendant and third party, recruited by defendants to join in murder scheme, testified against both
- trial court properly limited the defense’s voir dire on what jurors would consider as mitigation
- defendant not entitled to investigator where he failed to make sufficient showing of need
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
CHAPEL, Judge,
dissenting:
I.dissent in this case for the reasons I have set forth in Bryson v. State, 876 P.2d 240 .