State v. Wilson

In substance, the appellant assigned six errors for consideration by the Court of Appeals, which he renews as propositions of law in his argument here:

1. “Where the state * * * in a criminal case has in its possession certain evidence which * * * has not been made available to the defendant it is * * * [error] to overrule a motion for a bill of particulars * * * [seeking to obtain] a detailed statement of the particular acts, conduct, methods, manner or means by which the state claims the defendant committed the alleged act [,] and it is further error * * * to overrule a motion for discovery…