State v. Martinez-Villareal

How courts have described this case

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• finding that reports prepared exclusively by a police department and disclosed for the first time through trial testimony without giving prosecutor advance notice were not in prosecutor's control
• murder to demonstrate \manliness\ reflects \a manifest disregard for the fundamental principles upon which our society is based\
• where the evidence of the burglary was entwined with the homicides the offenses were properly consolidated
• where the evidence of the burglary was entwined with the homicides the offenses were properly consolidated
• “In order for a reviewing court to find an abuse of discretion, appellant must demonstrate that he suffered prejudice by nondisclosure.”
• burglary in which defendant stole guns was correctly joined with later homicide charges under Rule 13.3(a)(2)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).