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- HUGHES v. STATE (2002) | FindLaw
Case opinion for AK Court of Appeals HUGHES v STATE Read the Court's full decision on FindLaw
- Hughes v. State - CourtListener. com
Hughes concedes that the State presented sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that Hughes intentionally broke down the bedroom door But Hughes argues that he could not lawfully be convicted of criminal mischief for this conduct because he and his estranged wife were co-owners of the house
- Hughes v. State (10 17 2002) ap-1835 - touchngo. com
Judge Card ruled that the state of mind exception did not apply On appeal, Hughes abandons his state of mind theory and instead argues that Hunters statement was not hearsay at all Under Evidence Rule 801 (c), hearsay is an out-of-court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted
- Hughes v. State (56 P. 3d 1088) - vLex United States
Hughes appeals his convictions on various grounds, each of which is discussed below For the reasons explained here, we affirm Hughes's convictions
- HUGHES v. STATE | 56 P. 3d 1088 | Alaska Ct. App. - CaseMine
On appeal, Hughes abandons his "state of mind" theory and instead argues that Hunter's statement was not hearsay at all Under Evidence Rule 801 (c), hearsay is an out-of-court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted
- Hughes v. State :: 2002 :: North Dakota Supreme Court Decisions . . .
We conclude the trial court correctly dismissed Hughes's ineffective assistance of counsel claims because they are conclusory and fail to show how any allegedly deficient performances by his three defense attorneys prejudiced him
- Hughes v. State :: 2002 :: Delaware Supreme Court Decisions - Justia Law
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- HUGHES v. STATE | 56 P. 3d 1088 (2002) - Leagle. com
Sean Burdetto Hughes entered the house of his estranged wife after he learned that another man, Derwin Hunter, had spent the night there Brandishing a chef's knife, Hughes threatened to kill his wife, and then he stormed to the bedroom where Hunter was located
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