People v. Rizo
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge BERNARD.
Defendant, Martha Rizo, was convicted by a jury of class two felony sexual assault. The evidence established that she assisted her boyfriend in perpetrating the erime.
Defendant appeals the judgment of convietion, raising two arguments. First, she argues that the jury that convicted her was "anonymous," and, therefore, her rights to a public trial, a fair and impartial jury, due process, and equal protection were violated. Second, she contends that statements she made to the police on the morning after the assault should have been suppressed because she was not advised…
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