State v. Jackson

OPINION

HANSON, Justice.

Appellant Frederick Kemond Jackson appeals his conviction for first-degree murder while attempting to commit aggravated robbery. Jackson, who served as a look-out during the attempted robbery, argues that the evidence was insufficient to establish his liability as an accomplice and to demonstrate that the victim’s death was reasonably foreseeable. Jackson claims that the omission of an instruction regarding corroboration of accomplice testimony was erroneous and prejudicial. Jackson also asserts that he was prejudiced by erroneous admission of certain evidence and by…