recognizing that CRE 606(b)'s exception for "extraneous prejudicial information" applies, for instance, to a juror's improper investigations into a defendant's case or introduction of evidence from outside the record into the jury room
Summary of this case from People v. JohnsonNo. 15–606.
04-04-2016
Miguel Angel PENA–RODRIGUEZ, petitioner, v. COLORADO.
Petition for writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court of Colorado granted.
recognizing that CRE 606(b)'s exception for "extraneous prejudicial information" applies, for instance, to a juror's improper investigations into a defendant's case or introduction of evidence from outside the record into the jury room
Summary of this case from People v. JohnsonFull title:Miguel Angel PENA–RODRIGUEZ, petitioner, v. COLORADO.
Court:Supreme Court of the United States
Date published: Apr 4, 2016
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