Walker v. Hafizi

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• preclusion of alibi witnesses is not per se violation of defendant’s right to compulsory process
• trial court has no duty to conduct sua sponte evidentiary hearing prior to excluding defendant’s alibi witness as remedy for late witness disclosure
• preclusion of alibi witnesses is not per se violation of defendant’s right to compulsory process
• court properly excluded alibi testimony when notice of alibi was filed more than two years after state filed its demand for notice and after commencement of trial
• failure to request cautionary instruction regarding item marked for identification but omitted from evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).