State v. Parker

CADY, Justice.

In this appeal from a conviction for second-degree robbery as an habitual offender, we review a variety of claims of error at trial and at sentencing. We conclude error occurred at trial, but it did not affect the outcome of the trial and did not otherwise result in the type of prejudice to justify a reversal of the conviction. We vacate the decision of the court of appeals and affirm the district court judgment and sentence.

I. Background Facts and Proceedings.

Richard Parker was convicted by a jury of second-degree robbery and sentenced as an habitual offender. The crime…