New Mexico Supreme Court· 7/25/1984

State v. Martin

Citations

686 P.2d 937
101 N.M. 595

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holding that the cumulative error “doctrine cannot be invoked if no irregularities occurred or if the record as a whole demonstrates that a defendant received a fair trial” (citation omitted)
holding that the right to remain silent applies outside the context of interrogation, throughout the period of time between the receipt of Miranda warnings and the commencement of trial
holding that an appellate court may not consider 15 matters not of record
holding that an appellate court may not consider matters not of record
holding that an appellate court may not consider matters not of record
holding cumulative error requires reversal of conviction only when cumulative impact of errors was so prejudicial that defendant was deprived of fair trial

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Judges: Federici, Sosa, Riordan, Walters, Stowers

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