Hinton v. State

Because this court is bound by the decisions of the Alabama Supreme Court, I am compelled to concur. However, I would *340note that, by allowing Payne to testify, the trial court found, at least implicitly, that he was a qualified and competent firearms expert. Therefore, a remand for findings on the issue is a waste of already scarce judicial resources.

On Return to Second Remand

KELLUM, Judge.

In 1986, Anthony Ray Hinton was convicted of two counts of murder made capital because the murders were committed during the course of a robbery. By a vote of 10-2, the jury recommended that Hinton be…