Mayben v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BOWEN, Presiding Judge.
Jonathan David Mayben, the appellant, was convicted for attempted murder and was sentenced to life without parole as a habitual felony offender with four prior convictions. He raises two issues on this direct appeal from that conviction.
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The appellant’s conviction must be reversed because of the improper admission of a forensic evaluation report.
Prior to trial, defense counsel filed a “motion for court-ordered mental examination of defendant.” C.R. 8. Psychologist Karl Kirkland examined the appellant and prepared an “outpatient forensic evaluation report.” He concluded…
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