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Turner v. State

Citations

  • 25 A.3d 774
  • 2011 Del. LEXIS 366
  • 2011 WL 2713582

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  • noting that Heath “was not appealed, and . . . has not been followed in any other Superior Court decisions
  • observing that Heath was not appealed, other Superior Court decisions have not followed Heath, and that Heath’s reasoning in finding a Delaware Constitutional violation based on the subjective intention of an arrest officer was incorrect
  • affirming accomplice liability-based conviction where codefendants “divide[d] responsibility” in committing substantive offense
  • “the Delaware Supreme Court recognizes an officer’s discretion in conducting a traffic stop and does not rely on an officer’s actual, subjective motives to determine the reasonableness of an officer’s course of conduct.”

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Judges: Steele, Holland, Berger, Jacobs, Ridgely

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