State v. Jones

LAKE, Justice.

The defendant’s first contention on appeal is that there was error in admitting testimony as to statements made by the defendant during periods of custodial interrogation. In this we find no merit.

The defendant’s motion to suppress evidence of all such statements made by her was heard, prior to trial, by Judge God-win, at which hearing both the State and the defendant presented evidence. As to the statements so made by the defendant and the circumstances and conditions under which they were made, there is no substantial variance between the evidence so introduced at the pretrial…