Lilly v. State

HOLLAND, Justice:

Following a jury trial in the Superior Court, the defendant-appellant, Earl Dean Lilly (“Lilly”), was convicted of Murder in the Second Degree. Lilly’s motion for a new trial was denied. This is Lilly’s direct appeal.

Lilly raises three claims of error in this appeal. First, he contends the Superior Court erred in not declaring a mistrial because the State did not produce the transcribed statements of several witnesses until the date of trial. Second, he contends the Superior Court made several erroneous evi-dentiary rulings. Third, he contends the Superior Court erred by not…