State v. Hull

Defendant appeals his conviction by jury verdict of two counts of murder. There are five assignments of error. (1) Defendant argues the court erred when it allowed the prosecution to cross-examine a psychologist as to her knowledge of what defendant did on the day before and the day of the murders. (2) The failure to grant defendant’s motion for mistrial on this basis is also assigned as error. (3) Defendant further objects to the admission of certain out of court statements as hearsay, (4) a jury instruction defining extreme emotional disturbance, and (5) the admission of several photographs…