Vermont v. Webster
| Docket Number | 2016-063 |
| Decision Date | 20 October 2017 |
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28 cases
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State v. Bellanger
...right to a fair trial and strikes at the heart of defendant's constitutional rights or results in a miscarriage of justice." Webster, 2017 VT 98, ¶ 25, ––– Vt. ––––, 179 A.3d 149 (quotation omitted). Even if the statements defendant challenges could be construed to express the prosecutor's ......
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State v. Sarkisian-Kennedy
...and decisive, following immediately on the heels of the admission of the HGN evidence and repeated for emphasis. See, e.g., State v. Webster, 2017 VT 98, ¶ 28, 206 Vt. 178, 179 A.3d 149 (noting, with respect to curative instructions, that a "strongly worded and prompt admonition is preferre......
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State v. O'Neill
...to suppress. Neither the fact that she was in custody, nor the officer's mundane interactions with her, suggest interrogation. State v. Webster, 2017 VT 98, ¶ 11, 206 Vt. 178, 179 A.3d 149 (holding where defendant in custody talked with officer and "made several apologies and incriminating ......
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State v. Sullivan
...2014 VT 85, ¶ 22, 197 Vt. 315, 104 A.3d 627. We will not disturb the court's ruling unless there was an abuse of discretion. State v. Webster, 2017 VT 98, ¶ 45, 206 Vt. 178, 179 A.3d 149. Thus, "[w]e will affirm a sentence on appeal if it falls within statutory limits, and it was not derive......
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