State v. Yang

Summary

The Supreme Court of Minnesota affirmed Charles Yang’s convictions for aiding and abetting multiple murders and attempted murders, including gang-related offenses arising from a shooting at a billiards establishment. The court upheld the vehicle stop, rejected constitutional challenges to Minnesota’s for-the-benefit-of-a-gang statute, and found no reversible error in the restrictions on cross-examination, admission of gang evidence, jury instructions, sentencing, or summary denial of postconviction relief.