Cowart v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KING, Justice,
for the Court:
PART ONE
¶ 1. A jury convicted Kendrick Cowart of armed robbery and conspiracy, and acquitted him of murder and manslaughter. The trial court sentenced him, to fifty-three years: forty-eight years for. armed robbery and five years for conspiracy. Terrance London, Cowart’s co-defendant who pled guilty to armed robbery, conspiracy, and manslaughter,, received a sentence of either forty or forty-five years. Cowart appeals, arguing that-this, .Court should reverse his convictions because his .statement to police should have been suppressed, photographs of the victim…
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