Stout v. State

I would affirm the judgment of the lower court. I have a consuming curiosity about the content of appellant’s written statement, but this is not a proper basis for reversal. In considering whether reversible error was committed we should consider the entire record in the case and the actions of appellant and his attorney in regard to this particular statement. Appellant first filed a motion to suppress, stating that it was a mere written summary of what he had told the police officers, without having been advised of his constitutional rights. This motion was denied, hut appellant’s motion for…