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Hall v. State

Citations

  • 206 S.W.3d 830
  • 361 Ark. 379

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  • “[S]o long as the corpus delicti of the homicide (i.e., death caused by a criminal agency) is established by independent evidence, the predicate felony may be shown by confession alone.”
  • defendant did not contend that there was insufficient evidence of the act of murder; “the corpus delicti of the crime of murder having been established, the underlying felony of aggravated robbery was clearly shown by the extrajudicial statements of the accused”

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Judges: Tom Glaze

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