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People v. Walker

Citations

  • 542 P.2d 1283
  • 189 Colo. 545
  • 1975 Colo. LEXIS 871

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  • holding that evidence of the victim’s turbulent and dangerous character was properly admitted because: “(a) the defendant had laid a proper foundation by establishing a case of self-defense; (b
  • defendant must make \a convincing showing\ of prejudice by showing he had both important testimony to give concerning one count and strong need to refrain from testifying on the other
  • People established prima facie case by showing, among other things, that defendant had pointed a loaded gun at police officer
  • People established prima facie case by showing, among other things, that defendant had pointed a loaded gun at police officer
  • charges of first degree assault and assault on a peace officer, both of which involved different victims, properly joined because they \arose out of the same continuous sequence of events closely related in time and distance\
  • charges of first degree assault and assault on a peace officer, both of which involved different victims, properly joined because they \arose out of the same continuous sequence of events closely related in time and distance\

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Judges: Kelley

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