Davis v. United States

BURNETT, Associate Judge of the Superior Court:

Appellant Amy K. Davis was convicted by a jury on three counts, burglary in the first degree while armed, threats, and possession of a prohibited weapon (flammable liquid). On appeal, appellant contends (1) that the evidence at trial was not sufficient to convict her of burglary in the first degree while armed because her actions did not constitute an “entry,” and even if there was an “entry” there was not sufficient evidence of the required intent to commit a crime at the time of the “entry” into the premises; and (2) that the trial judge’s…