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Sanders v. State

Citations

  • 277 Ark. 159
  • 639 S.W.2d 733
  • 1982 Ark. LEXIS 1522

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  • affirming the trial court’s denial of a mistrial motion in a rape trial where one police officer mentioned seeing what he believed to be controlled substances in the defendant’s bedroom and another officer said he remained in the house “collecting evidence on the other charge”
  • affirming the trial court’s denial of a mistrial motion in a rape trial where one police officer mentioned seeing what he believed to be controlled substances in the defendant’s bedroom and another officer said he remained in the house “collecting evidence on the other charge”
  • affirming the trial court's denial of a mistrial motion in a rape trial where one police officer mentioned seeing what he believed to be controlled substances in the defendant's bedroom and another officer said he remained in the house \collecting evidence on the other charge\
  • affirming the trial court’s denial of a mistrial motion in a rape trial where one police officer mentioned seeing what he believed to be controlled substances in the defendant[’]s bedroom and another officer said he remained in the house “collecting evidence on the other charge”
  • police officers mentioned seeing controlled substances in the defendant’s bedroom and collecting evidence on another charge
  • police officers mentioned seeing controlled substances in the defendant's bedroom and collecting evidence on another charge

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Judges: Purtle

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