United States v. Donnell H. Crites

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• holding that trial court did not err in finding -34- STATE V. FLOW Opinion of the Court that defendant was voluntarily absent after a suicide attempt left him unconscious and hospitalized
• concluding trial court did not clearly err in finding defendant was voluntarily absent after suicide attempt left him unconscious and hospitalized
• concluding trial court did not clearly err in finding defendant was voluntarily absent after suicide attempt left him unconscious and hospitalized
• \[The defendant] clearly expressed his desire to be absent by intentionally ingesting a potentially lethal mix of intoxicants and by leaving a suicide note.\
• trial judge did not commit clear error in finding that defendant's suicide attempt \by intentionally ingesting a potentially lethal mix of intoxicants and by leaving a suicide note\ was a voluntary absence
• trial judge did not commit clear error in finding that defendant’s suicide attempt “by intentionally ingesting a potentially lethal mix of intoxicants and by leaving a suicide note” was a voluntary absence

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