Norris v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PIVARNIK, Justice.
Defendant-Appellant Carl E. Norris was convicted of murder at the conclusion of a jury trial in the Delaware Superior Court. He was sentenced to thirty-five (85) years. The following issues are raised on. direct appeal:
1. denial of Appellant's motion to suppress his oral confession;
2. exclusion of the testimony of Arthur Hicks, Jr., and Michael Gattin;
8. failure to give certain portions of tendered jury instructions; and
4. sufficiency of the evidence.
Appellant and the victim were married for a brief time in the early 1970's. There had been continual litigation since that…
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