State v. Vincent

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Ellington, J.

— Two drive-by shootings led two brothers to a joint trial and multiple convictions. Vidal Vincent argues the admission of his nontestifying brother’s statements violated his rights under the confrontation clause. He also argues that the court erred in denying his motions to sever, that there was insufficient evidence to support the verdict on the charge of drive-by shooting, that admission of the nontestifying victim’s statements violated his federal and state confrontation clause rights under Crawford v. Washington,1 and that his convictions for drive-by shooting and assault…