Fields v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SELBY, Justice.
A jury convicted Appellant Jamareus Fields of murder. In' this direct appeal, Appellant raises several issues: 1) Did the selection of the jury venire from voter registration lists violate Appellant’s right to an impartial jury? 2) Did the trial court err in allowing' the testimony of a witness whose name the State did not timely disclose? 3) Did the court err in finding Appellant’s confessions voluntary and admitting them into evidence? 4) Did Appellant receive effective assistance of counsel at the interrogation and trial phases? 5) Did the record contain evidence sufficient…
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