State v. McNeil
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice DURHAM,
opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION
1 1 Petitioner Roland MeNeil was conviect-ed of assaulting his co-worker. Mr. MeNeil did not commit the actual assault-his son Quentin did-but Mr. MeNeil was charged as an accomplice because phone records showed that calls were made between his phone and his son's phone Just before and after the assault.
2 At trial, the State relied on the phone records to prove Mr. MecNeil's involvement. But the State did not introduce the phone records directly into evidence; instead, it sought to introduce preliminary hearing testimony about the records from a…
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