J.F.B. v. State

McMILLAN, Judge.

The appellant, J.F.B., was charged with murder made capital because it was committed during a robbery; two counts of first-degree robbery; harassment; and disorderly conduct. He appeals from the juvenile court’s order transferring him to circuit court to be prosecuted as an adult.

I

The appellant asserts that the evidence at the transfer hearing was not sufficient to support his transfer for criminal prosecution. The State argues that this issue was not preserved for our review because, in his motion for a new trial, the appellant labels the issue as one challenging the “weight…