White v. Commonwealth
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ROACH, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Appellant, Kenneth White, was found guilty of Complicity to Murder Sam Ca-tron, the Pulaski County Sheriff. He raises five claims of error: (1) that the prosecutor was allowed to introduce significant evidence of other crimes in violation of KRE 404(b); (2) that the aggravating circumstance — that Sheriff Catron was a sheriff involved in the performance of his duties — was not supported by the evidence and should not have been submitted to the jury; (3) that the prosecutor failed to give adequate notice of the evidence of aggravating circumstances to be offered…
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