Charles Wayne Green v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed Green’s convictions and sentences. It held that reversal of the co-defendant’s earlier convictions eliminated the prior prosecutorial theory needed for Green’s due-process and judicial-estoppel arguments. The court also upheld denial of suppression: the August statement was voluntary under Rule 2.3, and although the October encounter constituted a seizure, Green was advised of his Miranda rights before speaking.