The Fourth Department affirms a second-degree murder conviction upon a jury verdict in consolidated appeals, conducting a comprehensive review of constitutional, evidentiary, and procedural claims.
The Fourth Department affirms the defendant’s jury conviction for second-degree murder, first-degree robbery, and weapon possession, addressing challenges to the sufficiency and weight of evidence and various trial rulings.
The Fourth Department affirms the defendant’s jury conviction for criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third degree and related charges, addressing challenges to the sufficiency of evidence and trial court rulings.
The Third Department affirms the defendant’s conviction in a detailed opinion addressing multiple appellate claims regarding evidence, trial proceedings, and constitutional issues.
The First DCA reversed domestic battery by strangulation convictions, holding that an audio recording made by the victim’s minor daughter in the defendant’s home without his consent violated Florida’s wiretap statute (section 934.03) and should have been excluded.
Delaware Superior Court denies a motion to suppress in a drug case, holding that a Franks challenge to an arrest-warrant affidavit is moot when the defendant was arrested without a warrant before the affidavit was filed.
Delaware Superior Court orders the State to hand over Intoxilyzer 9000 training slides to a DUI defendant, rejecting the State’s argument that a manufacturer’s copyrights shield the only existing written operating procedures from criminal discovery.
Delaware Superior Court denies a motion to suppress in a DUI case, finding that a driver’s escalating evasive behavior, refusal of sobriety tests, and other indicators gave officers probable cause to arrest and obtain a blood-draw warrant.