State v. Janda

¶1 — Steven Janda was convicted of two counts of unlawful practice of law and two counts of first degree theft. He contends his convictions must be reversed *232because the unlawful practice statute applies only to persons who are not “active” members of the state bar association and so applies only to members who are no longer active. He also contends the court improperly failed to charge his victims as accomplices, improperly instructed the jury, and the evidence was insufficient to support his convictions. Finally, he challenges aggregation of amounts for the theft counts and the trial court’s…