Supreme Court of Colorado· 2/22/1999

Carrillo v. People

Citations

974 P.2d 478
1999 Colo. J. C.A.R. 1006
1999 Colo. LEXIS 190
1999 WL 86873

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recognizing that the trial court’s instructions to the original jurors about a substitution fell short of the precise approach suggested in Burnette, but in light of other factors, the court took adequate precautions
finding that a failure to make this inquiry, however, did not undermine the overall rebuttal of the presumption of prejudice to the defendant
finding that a failure to make this inquiry, however, did not undermine the overall rebuttal of the presumption of prejudice to the defendant
recognizing “the trial court’s unique role and perspective in evaluating the demeanor and body language of live witnesses” and “discourag[ing] an appellate court from second-guessing those judgments based on a cold record”
recognizing “the trial court’s unique role and perspective in evaluating the demeanor and body language of live witnesses” and “discourag[ing] an appellate court from second-guessing those judgments based on a cold record”
recognizing “the trial court’s unique role and perspective in evaluating the demeanor and body language of live witnesses” and “discourag[ing] an appellate court from second-guessing those judgments based on a cold record”

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Judges: Bender

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