Hill v. State

210 S.W.3d 123, 362 Ark. 659
Supreme Court of Arkansas·Decided June 16, 2005·No. CR 00-1210·Published·Cited by 6 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam.

Appellant Darrell Wayne Hill moves this court to recall its mandate and reopen his direct appeal. We find no merit in the motion and deny it. We note that in recent capital cases, the Federal Defender has filed motions before this court on behalf of several defendants. See, e.g., Engram v. State, CR99-928; Hill v. State, CR00-1210; Nance v. State, CR99-365; State v. Newman, CR03-1257. We raise the question of by what authority the Federal Defender is representing defendants in capital cases in state court. We request that the Federal Defender advise this court by formal response of its authority to do so in these cases.

Motion denied.

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