State v. Crawford

Delbert Crawford was charged with robbery and a double murder arising from a single incident. A jury found him guilty of robbery, but acquitted him of murder. On appeal, he contends that the conviction for robbery is not supported by substantial evidence and that, in any event, the robbery conviction is inconsistent with acquittal on the murder charges. He also urges this court to review the record generally for any other, reversible error. For reasons explained below, we affirm the judgment of conviction for robbery.

We consider first whether the conviction is supported by substantial…