State v. Mason

*915¶ 1 Kim Heichel Mason appeals his conviction for murder, claiming prejudice from multiple errors at the trial court. He argues he was denied his constitutional right to confront a witness against him, and he argues the jury was improperly informed that the State was not seeking the death penalty. He claims a variety of evidence was admitted in violation of the rules of evidence, that his expert witnesses’ testimony was improperly excluded, that there was insufficient evidence he murdered the victim in the course of a robbery, and finally that the trial court improperly separated the…