State v. Delk

OPINION

DAUGHTREY, Judge.

The defendant, Sam Delk, was convicted of the second degree murder of Harry Gip-son and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. On appeal, Delk alleges that the circumstantial evidence used to convict him was insufficient, that he should have been allowed to inspect the notes of a TBI agent, that the jury panel was not impartial, that certain evidence was improperly admitted at trial, and that he should have been allowed to introduce the results of a lie detector test and of a “truth serum” interview. We find no reversible error in connection with these issues and,…