State v. Dorval
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, J.
The defendant, Charles Dorval, Jr., appeals his first degree murder conviction. See RSA 630:l-a, 1(b)(2) (1996). He contends that the Superior Court (Hollman, J.) erred by: (1) not suppressing statements he made to an informant after invoking his Miranda rights; and (2) excluding certain statements as hearsay. We affirm.
The parties agree to the following facts. Two elderly sisters were murdered in their Hudson home. The defendant was suspected of the crime based, in part, on information that John Heinemann provided to the police. During the course of the investigation, the defendant was…
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