Rosser v. State

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the convictions and sentence after independently reviewing the record under the applicable appellate standards. It held that joinder of the assault and robbery charges did not constitute plain error, the stipulated prohibited-person status waived any prejudicial-joinder claim concerning the firearm-possession charge, the alleged coercion affected witness credibility rather than admissibility, and the evidence was sufficient. The Court also approved appointed counsel's withdrawal under Rule 26(c) because the appeal presented no arguably meritorious issue.