Collins v. State

We find no reversible error in this first-degree murder case and affirm Appellant’s conviction and sentence. The limited purpose of this opinion is to briefly address one of the issues raised in Appellant’s initial brief, which was not preserved below.

In a recorded interview with law enforcement, Appellant was asked about pri- or offenses. He made a statement admitting that he was on probation for breaking and entering and implied that he violated his probation on that charge.

Prior to trial, Appellant moved in limine to suppress, among other things, “reference to the fact that Defendant was…