The defendant shot and killed one victim and threatened the other victim with

The trial court properly admitted Timmreck's pre-Miranda statements, since Timmreck was not in custody when he made

Death penalty defendants are entitled to make an opening statement in the sentencing

The trial court did not err in admitting the DNA sample, which the defendant willingly gave to a detective after his arrest for publically exposing himself, since the detective informed the defenda

The trial court did not reversibly err in allowing the victim's written statements to go out with the jury, because the statements were consistent with the defendant's theory of de

The defendant did not waive his previously-invoked right to counsel when he resumed answering questions about the case and gave an incriminating statement, which led officers to cocaine in his

Some evidence showed that at least two witnesses signed the decedent's will in her direct pr

The murder defendant's confession was not admissible, since the interrogating officer represented to the defendant that the interrogation was confidential, contrary to the Miranda war

The murder defendant's confession was not admissible, since the interrogating officer represented to the defendant that the interrogation was confidential, contrary to the Miranda war

Plea counsel's express misrepresentations regarding the long-term effect of the defendant's nolo plea on his medical practice constituted ineffective assis