Supreme Court of Arkansas

Sanders M. Carter, Appellant v. State of Arkansas, Appellee

November 10, 20162016 Ark. LEXIS 321

Summary

The court denied Carter’s second petition for permission to pursue coram-nobis relief based on an alleged suppression of hair evidence. Carter failed to show a reasonable probability that testing additional hairs would have changed the verdict, particularly in light of the victim’s identification and testimony. The court therefore concluded that the alleged nondisclosure was not material or prejudicial.