State v. Trout

¶1 — This appeal follows a jury’s finding of guilty for two counts of first degree robbery and one count of second degree assault. Adam Trout challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to support accomplice liability, essentially because the object of the intended robbery and assault changed between the time it was planned, in his apartment, and when it occurred. This record amply supports the jury’s finding of guilt based on his participation in these crimes, before, during, and after. He also assigns error to the trial court’s conclusion that his statement to police was voluntary. The trial…