Wade v. State

Marsaias Wade was charged in a five-count information with the following: Count I — attempted carjacking; Count II — kidnapping with intent to commit a felony with a firearm; Count III — aggravated assault with a firearm; Count IV— conspiracy to commit robbery with a deadly weapon; and Count V — attempted robbery with a firearm. The jury acquitted Wade on Count II, returned a guilty verdict on Count III for the lesser-included offense of assault, and found him guilty as charged on Counts I, IV and V. The trial court subsequently set aside the conviction on Count I.1

On appeal, Wade challenges…