State v. Klein

Defendant appeals his convictions for murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and two counts of attempted aggravated murder. He argues, first, that body-wire and wiretap evidence admitted at his trial should have been suppressed; second, that an accomplice’s testimony was insufficiently corroborated and, therefore, the trial court erred in failing to grant his motion for a judgment of acquittal on each of the charges; and third, that the court erred in excluding testimony that the accomplice had admitted to another person that she had “made this whole thing up to get out of jail.” As explained…