Legal Opinion
Teniente v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
Decided October 18, 2007No. 05-171PublishedCited by 45 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Justice.
[¶1] A jury convicted Emilio Teniente of first-degree murder and conspiring to commit murder in the death of Joseph Lopez. On appeal, Teniente argues that multiple issues arose during trial which affected his right to a fair trial. We disagree, and affirm.
ISSUES
[T2] Both parties similarly phrase eight issues. Teniente's phrasing is as follows:
1. Did reversible error occur when the trial court failed to make inquiry into the effect of threats of retaliation made to the jurors?
Did prosecutorial misconduct occur, warranting reversal?
Did the trial court err in admitting irrelevant…
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