Supreme Court of Arkansas
Michael Collins v. State of Arkansas
November 12, 2020610 S.W.3d 653
Summary
The court affirmed Collins's convictions for three counts of capital murder and aggravated robbery. It held that substantial evidence supported the felony-murder convictions because the murders occurred during and in furtherance of the aggravated robbery, and that the circuit court acted within its discretion by admitting autopsy photographs despite Collins's offer to stipulate to the cause of death. The court remanded only to correct clerical errors in the aggravated-robbery sentencing order.