Kimp v. State

DICKSON, Justice.

The defendant, J.B. Kimp, III, was convicted of robbery and determined to be a habitual offender. He received a two-year robbery sentence enhanced by twenty years for the habitual offender determination. In his direct appeal, the defendant presents several issues which we restate for review:

1. scope of redirect examination;

2. admissibility of opinion on another’s state of mind;

3. denial of motion for mistrial;

4. sufficiency of evidence of robbery;

5. lesser included offense instruction;

6. documentary habitual offender evidence; and

7. sufficiency of habitual offender evidence.

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