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Flow of Reporting

This document outlines the flow of reporting in a case, including the facts of the case in a table, two defendants entering a plea agreement, and several points of error raised by appellants in their briefs and oral argument. It then lists various topics considered by the court, such as a pre-trial identification, motions filed, voir dire, witness testimony, jury instructions, sentencing, and the verdict.

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Flow of Reporting

This document outlines the flow of reporting in a case, including the facts of the case in a table, two defendants entering a plea agreement, and several points of error raised by appellants in their briefs and oral argument. It then lists various topics considered by the court, such as a pre-trial identification, motions filed, voir dire, witness testimony, jury instructions, sentencing, and the verdict.

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Flow of reporting

 Introduction
 Facts of the case (table)
 Morgan and Kona entered plea agreement

The Appellants raised several points of error in their briefs and


at oral argument before this court.
 Pre-trial Identification
- Kobayashi identified Okumura in the courtroom

The Appellants raised several points of error in their briefs and


at oral argument before this court.
 On May 15, 1991, Okumura filed a Motion to Suppress
Kobayashi's pre-trial identification. On June 17, 1991, a
hearing on Okumura's motion was held.
 on May 17, 1991, an amended indictment was filed charging
Okumura, Mata, and Geffken with conspiracy to commit
burglary in the first degree
 Nolle prosequi the Parsa burglary charge against Okumura.
 Voir Dire
 Polygraph Evidence
 Fukuda’s testimony
 Cross-examination of Morgan
 Videotape Evidence
 Motion for judgment of acquittal
 Identification Instructions
 Accomplice/co-conspirator witness instruction
 Jury instructions regarding proof necessary to convict
Okumura of conspiracy
 Appropriateness of extended term sentencing
 The verdict
 Sentencing

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