State v. Raine

In State v. Jones , this Court enumerated the following key principles governing a sufficiency of the evidence review:

First, we examine all the evidence considered by the jury, including evidence which may have been erroneously admitted. Second, all the evidence is viewed in the light most favorable to the prosecution. Thus, we may consider all reasonable inferences from the evidence which the factfinder could have made.

Finally, as a reviewing court, we are highly deferential to the findings of the trier of fact. A jury may accept as true the testimony of any witness, even a single witness,…