Munson v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
David Newbern, Justice.
Appellant James Munson was convicted of violation of a minor in the first degree and sentenced to fifteen years in prison. The jury found that Mr. Munson violated his wife’s fourteen-year-old sister who was visiting in the Munsons’ home when the crime occurred. Mr. Munson asserts a “cumulative error” argument. We decline to consider that argument as Mr. Munson’s abstract of the record does not demonstrate that any such argument was made to the Trial Court. Mr. Mun-son also contends that letters written by him to his wife should have been excluded from evidence on the…
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