Jackson v. State

*619KRAHULIK, Justice.

Defendant-Appellant Jackson was con-viected by a jury of attempted murder. He was sentenced to fifty (50) years, enhanced by thirty (30) years by reason of his status as an habitual offender for a total of eighty (80) years. Jackson identifies six issues in this direct appeal. Restated, they are as follows:

I. Sufficiency of the evidence to support the habitual offender finding.

II. Improper admission of videotaped deposition of a witness.

III. Improper instructions.

IV. Improper denial of motion for mistrial.

V. Abuse of discretion in not allowing a continuance to recall a…