State v. Rogers

STEELMAN, Judge.

Where there was substantial evidence that defendant committed the crimes charged, the trial court did not err in denying each of defendant’s motions to dismiss. Where the trial court’s instruction to the jury on first-degree burglary cited the underlying felony as robbery with a dangerous weapon, rather than felony larceny as set forth in the indictment, any error was not prejudicial. Where the State presented substantial evidence of defendant’s premeditation, deliberation and intent to commit first-degree murder, and defendant directs us to no contradictory *619evidence in the…