People v. McCoy

JUDGE WEBB specially concurring.

¶ 68 Despite agreeing that the conviction should be affirmed, I write separately because plain error analysis of unpreserved sufficiency appeals continues to divide this court. See People v. Rediger, 2015 COA 26, 411 P.3d 907 (Richman, J., specially concurring); People v. Heywood, 2014 COA 99, 357 P.3d 201 (Gabriel, J., specially concurring); People v. Lacallo, 2014 COA 78, 338 P.3d 442 (Román, J., dissenting). Presumably, this disagreement will be resolved when our supreme court issues its opinion in People v. Maestas, 2015 WL 222407 (Colo. App. No. 11CA2084,…