Craig v. State

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “A defendant is entitled to present their theory of the case to the jury so long as there is some evidentiary basis, even if the evidence is insufficient or of doubtful credibility[.]” (citing Welch v. State, 566 So. 2d 680, 684 (Miss. 7 1990))

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Cited by

10 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Strickland v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 2008-03-06· cited 52×
• Denson v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 1999-03-09· cited 13×
• Summerall v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2010-06-08· cited 9×
• Thomas v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 2013-05-28· cited 8×
• Womack v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2000-09-05· cited 4×
• Perkins v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2009-12-01· cited 3×
• Skinner v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 1999-06-29· cited 3×
• James Michael Strickland v. State of Mississippi
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 2006-08-31
• Shaquil Oneal Sands a/k/a Shaquil Sands v. State of Mississippi;
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2020-09-29
• Justin Lee Anderson v. State of Mississippi
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 2023-05-18

Cites

8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Welch v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1990-03-14· cited 101×
• Cook v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1985-03-13· cited 97×
• Strong v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1992-05-20· cited 89×
• Long v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1876-04-15· cited 54×
• Haynes v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1984-06-06· cited 41×
• Wadford v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1980-07-09· cited 24×
• Evans v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1984-10-10· cited 15×
• Marshall v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1954-05-03· cited 9×