McGee v. State

SELBY, Justice.

Defendant Milton McGee (“defendant”) was convicted, after a jury trial, of attempted murder and battery. The jury also found him to be a habitual offender. The trial court merged the two convictions and sentenced defendant to seventy years, forty years for his attempted murder conviction enhanced by thirty years for being a habitual offender. Defendant offers one issue for our review: whether the State presented sufficient evidence to sustain defendant’s conviction for attempted murder. We hold that the State presented sufficient evidence and affirm the trial court.

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