Supreme Court of Delaware

Solomon Collins, Below-Appellant v. State of Delaware, Below-Appellee

November 15, 20122012 Del. LEXIS 589

Summary

The court affirmed Collins's convictions, holding that the State established an adequate foundation for admitting two witnesses' prior out-of-court identifications under 11 Del. C. § 3507. The court also held that the trial judge did not abuse discretion or commit plain error by giving an Allen charge after the jury reported deadlock, because the charge sufficiently protected jurors' individual convictions. No separate opinions were filed.