State v. Miller

Defendant appeals his conviction and sentence on a charge of second degree murder. Defendant raises six issues on appeal: (1) the State failed to prove defendant intentionally participated in a common criminal plan unlawfully to kill another human being; (2) the court erred in declining to instruct the jury that prior inconsistent statements of witnesses could be considered as substantive evidence, and not merely as impeachment; (3) the State’s failure to disclose in a timely way certain prospective testimony was prejudicial error; (4) the court erred in rejecting defendant’s requested jury…