King v. State
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Charles's second point on appeal is that the circuit court abused its discretion in excluding an order of appointment of emergency temporary guardian of AF (order of appointment). When Charles's counsel sought to introduce the order or appointment, the State objected based on relevance. The circuit court sustained the objection. In response, Charles's counsel stated:
Judge, I'm going to proffer this as Defendant's 4 and the relevance is that the officer's testimony was that nothing else was done after October the 11th. The decision to arrest him was done October the 25th which was one day…
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