Davis v. State

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed Davis's convictions and nine-year habitual-offender sentence after independently reviewing the record under the withdrawal procedure. It rejected his claims concerning unperformed DNA testing, speedy trial, prosecutorial misconduct, sufficiency of the evidence, and nondisclosure of a trial witness because none demonstrated plain error or otherwise warranted relief. The Court also found the appeal wholly without merit and concluded that counsel's withdrawal motion was moot.