Liddicoat v. State
Court of Appeals of Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
COATS, Chief Judge.
Justin G. Liddicoat was convicted of several offenses related to his assault on his former girlfriend. He was also convicted of weapons misconduct for not informing the officer who arrested him for these offenses that he was carrying a steak knife.
After the jury returned its verdicts, Liddi-coat filed a motion for a new trial, asking the superior court for an evidentiary hearing on his claim that one of the jurors in his case failed to disclose in voir dire that she knew him and was biased against him. In this appeal, Liddicoat argues that the trial court should have…
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