Brandon Eugene Lacy v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed Lacy’s convictions for capital murder and aggravated robbery and his death and life sentences. It held that substantial evidence supported the robbery and capital-murder verdicts, and that the circuit court properly excluded or declined to consider the challenged evidence because the arguments were unpreserved, the evidence was inadmissible or cumulative, or the rulings did not constitute an abuse of discretion. The court also rejected Lacy’s Brady and prosecutorial-subpoena claims for lack of prejudice or an adequate showing of abuse.