Defendant’s Motion to Exclude Evidence (Washington v. Miller)

1) Affidavit of Probable Cause 2) Defendant’s Motion to Exclude Evidence 3) Defense Trial Brief and Motions in Limine 4) State’s Response to Defense Motions...

Prosecution addresses four evidentiary issues raised in the case including: 1) relevance of jail calls made by the defendant, 2) access to firearms, 3) newspaper articles, and 4) statistical probability not necessary pertaining a to female fraction in a differential extraction...

In advance of trial, the defense submits a host of evidentiary issues and advances objections to evidence anticipated for trial...

Prosecutor’s charging affidavit detailing a 1972 murder-sexual offense case which includes details of the investigation such as the steps of Forensic Genetic Genealogy, the suspect’s criminal history, and charges brought against the suspect in 2019...