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"We shall construe Rule 21.3(f) in the same manner as we construed its predecessor statute. . . . Under caselaw from this Court construing the predecessor statute, a two-prong test must be satisfied for the defendant to obtain a new trial: (1) the evidence must have been received by the jury, and (2) the evidence must be detrimental or adverse to the defendant."
June 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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