Supreme Court of New Hampshire.
The defendant appeals from a jury verdict in the Superior Court (Temple, J.) finding him guilty of the first degree murder of Alene Courchesne. He challenges his conviction on two grounds, claiming first, that the circumstantial evidence for conviction was insufficient since it did not support the exclusion of all rational conclusions other than the defendant's guilt. Second, he argues that the trial court...
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