McCoy v. State

OPINION

STEWART, Judge.

After reaching a plea bargain with the State, Christopher J. McCoy, Sr., pleaded no contest to one count of third-degree assault.1 Superior Court Judge Harold M. Brown imposed 4 years' imprisonment with all but 18 months suspended. In this appeal, McCoy does not challenge his sentence. Instead, he argues that Judge Brown erred when he denied McCoy's motion to strike certain portions of the presentence report. Because we reject McCoy's arguments, we affirm the superior court.

The challenged hearsay statements

Before sentencing, McCoy moved to strike certain paragraphs from…