Supreme Court of Delaware
White v. State
February 19, 2019
Summary
The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed White's convictions and life sentence, holding that the Superior Court acted within its discretion in addressing late-disclosed evidence, denying additional discovery requests, and admitting White's tattoo. The court found no substantial prejudice from the delayed production of a co-defendant's statement, no relevance in unrelated DNA and threat information, no discovery duty regarding a non-testifying expert's later misconduct, and no evidentiary bar to the tattoo's admission.