State v. Jarrell
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STEWART, Justice:
Defendant, Daniel Craig Jarrell, was convicted by a jury of attempted criminal homicide pursuant to § 76-5-201 U.C.A. (1953), as amended, a felony in the first degree. On appeal the defendant contends that the prosecution illegally suppressed certain evidence, that the cross-examination of the defendant was unfair and prejudicial in that it permitted inquiry into certain violent activities committed by the defendant at an earlier time, and that defendant’s cross-examination of an expert witness was improperly curtailed. We affirm.
This case involves an unusual set of facts,…
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