State v. Wilson

Appellant first contends that he was denied due process of law when the trial court overruled his motion to have the blood stains found on his clothing and the bullets taken from him and the decedent examined by an expert selected by him.

Prior to trial appellant filed a nine-part discovery motion pursuant to which the trial court allowed him to inspect his clothing, the bullet taken from his hand, the bullets and weapons taken from and around the pony keg, and the results of all ballistic, fingerprint and paraffin tests made on behalf of the state.

Appellant did not request the right to…