Williams v. State

I agree with the original panel that we must reverse Williams's residential-burglary conviction because it appears that the circuit court made a legal error by impermissibly considering evidence of an underlying intent with which Williams was never charged. We differ on whether reversal of Williams's residential-burglary conviction requires us to also reverse the court's subsequent revocations of Williams's SIS based on his commission of that new offense. I contend that it does not and dissent from the majority's decision to reverse the revocations. Absent a clearly defined legal basis for…