Fair v. Commonwealth
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
AKER, Justice.
The appellant, William Eugene Fair, was convicted in Perry Circuit Court of second-degree escape, first-degree burglary, and three counts of theft by unlawful taking. The appellant appeals his convictions to this court as a matter of right. We reverse the convictions for theft by unlawful taking and affirm the remainder of the judgment of the Perry Circuit Court.
The appellant advances two assignments of error which we will review in this opinion.
The first issue to be discussed concerns the trial court’s failure to suppress statements made by the appellant allegedly in violation…
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