Wright v. State

HOLLAND, Justice.

The defendant-appellant, Donald Wright (‘Wright”), appeals from the Superior Court’s final judgments of conviction of Rape in the First Degree (eight counts), Rape in the Second Degree, First Degree Unlawful Sexual Contact, and Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child. Wright argues that the Superior Court erred by not, sua sponte, declaring a mistrial, issuing a curative instruction, or striking the introduction of certain allegedly irrelevant and prejudicial evidence. Wright did not raise any objections in the Superior Court.

The record reflects that Wright’s defense counsel made…