Kile v. State

Defendant was convicted by a Superior Court jury of three counts of criminally negligent homicide, 11 Del.C. § 631, and he appeals, arguing that:(a) it was error to refuse to consolidate the three counts of the indictment (one for each death caused) into one count;(b) it was error to admit certain testimony relating to the consumption of alcoholic beverage; and(c) it was error to refuse to suppress evidence of a blood test administered to defendant.

The State also filed an appeal, pursuant to 10 Del.C. § 9903, 1 arguing that it was error to charge the jury that it must find “reckless or…