State v. Kiluk

In this aggravated assault case, the issues are whether certain evidence claimed to be hearsay was erroneously admitted, whether the evidence was sufficient to prove “serious bodily injury” and whether the trial court misled the jury by its instructions. We uphold the conviction.

The indictment against the defendant stated that he “did recklessly cause serious bodily injury to William Prindiville by striking the said William Prindiville in the left eye with a fork.” He was tried by jury and was found guilty. His motion to set aside the verdict was denied and all his exceptions were transferred…