People v. Binkley

KELLY, Judge.

Janice Binkley was convicted of theft over $200 and conspiracy to commit theft over $200. In her appeal of those convictions, she contends that the trial court erred in failing to advise her of her right to testify, in imposing time limitations on voir dire examination of prospective jurors, in denying her challenge for cause to a prospective juror, and in measuring the costs of the stolen merchandise by its retail rather than its wholesale price. We affirm.

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Asserting plain error, the defendant contends that this court established a rule in People v. Curtis, 657 P.2d 990…