State v. Gillespie

OPINION

LANSING, Judge.

A jury found Gerald Gillespie guilty of terroristic threats, false imprisonment, and fifth-degree domestic assault following a trial in which Gillespie represented himself. The conviction was based on testimonial and medical evidence that Gillespie assaulted his wife. On appeal from the denial of his motion for a new trial, Gillespie challenges the jury-selection process, the admission of the victim’s medical records and the testimony of her treating physician, and the district court’s failure to advise him that he could stipulate to his prior convictions. Because we…