In the Interest of S. J. R. R., a Child (Mother)

How courts have described this case

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• “defendant has a constitutional right to present evidence that another may have committed the crime”
• consciousness of guilt evidence \may be considered along with all other evidence\ to evaluate sufficiency
• where murder may have been sexually motivated, error to exclude evidence of victim’s landlord’s history of prior sexual assaults where he had also been aware of undisclosed details of crime
• interrogation not custodial where defendant allowed police into home to question him
• refusal to submit to fingerprint test inadmissible

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).