People v. Dunn

Summary

The court affirmed the judgment imposing death after defendant was convicted of two murders, five attempted murders, and related firearm enhancements. It rejected challenges involving venue, juror impartiality, courtroom restraints, witness conduct, defendant's hospital statements, and impeachment of the defense expert, concluding that the trial court acted within its discretion or that any asserted error was harmless. The opinion also held that defendant forfeited several claims and failed to demonstrate prejudice. No separate opinions were presented.