State v. Pete’s Empirical Analysis

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4 state decisions

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1. “and the conviction should stand. Id. at 12. In support of its argument, the State points to the fact that: (1) two police officers caught Pete and Longtimesleeping in the act of robbing Olivares-Bahena; (2) Olivares-Bahena immediately made statements corroborating what the two police officers had observed; (3) while Olivares-Bahena's testimony at trial differed from his statements made at the scene, Olivares-Bahena never absolved Pete from wrongdoing; rather Olivares-Bahena testified”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Pete

2. “beer to Pete and Longtimesleeping so that they would leave him alone. Furthermore, the two statements that were improperly sent to the jury room are not, as the State contends, entirely exculpatory. Although both statements point to Longtimesleeping as the one who assaulted Olivares-Bahena, they do not absolve Pete from all wrongdoing. Significantly, the transporting officer's report indicates that Pete told the officer that”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Pete

3. “from Olivares-Bahena and that Longtimesleeping was the one who actually assaulted Olivares-Bahena. Clerk's Papers (CP) at 32. Pete also told the officer that Olivares-Bahena received facial injuries when he fell to the ground after wrestling with Longtimesleeping. At the precinct station, Pete signed a written statement, in which he indicated that Olivares-Bahena offered him a beer and at which time”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Pete