Woods v. State

HOLLAND, Justice.

Following a jury trial in the Superior Court, the defendant-appellant, Wung J. Woods (“Woods”), was convicted, as indicted, of four felonies. According to Woods, the Superior Court abused its discretion by permitting the jury to have a copy of the complete indictment during its deliberations. This Court has concluded that contention is without merit.

Facts

Woods was charged in a three-page indictment consisting of four counts. The first page of the indictment included charges of Robbery in the First Degree and Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony. The…