State v. Soule

OPINION

OGG, Chief Judge.

A jury convicted the appellant/defendant David Soule of murder in the second degree, and he was sentenced to ten to eighteen years in prison.

Defendant now appeals his conviction and sentence and alleges as error:

1. The trial court abused its discretion in allowing the state to introduce three prior convictions.

2. The verdict is not supported by the law and the evidence.

ADMISSION OF THE THREE PRIOR CONVICTIONS FOR IMPEACHMENT

Defendant filed a motion in limine to block the introduction of three prior convictions for impeachment purposes. After a hearing on the motion it…