State v. Manus
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
EASLEY, Justice.
The jury found William Manus guilty of first degree murder, attempted first degree murder and aggravated assault. Consecutive sentences were imposed. Manus appeals. We affirm.
Manus raises issues of:
1. substantial evidence of deliberate intent;
2. sufficiency of evidence to submit the charge of aggravated assault;
3. failing to instruct the jury on voluntary manslaughter;
4. consecutive sentences as double jeopardy;
5. admissibility of statements made by the defendant;
6. admission of pretrial statements of witnesses;
7. allowing a rebuttal witness to testify without allowing…
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