LAW v. the STATE.

Rickman, Judge.

William Law, Jr. was indicted on 100 counts of criminal conduct related to his financial oversight of his elderly mother's affairs. At trial, he was convicted on 12 of those counts: Count 2 - exploitation of a disabled adult; Count 3 - perjury; Count 4 - using a false document; and Counts 92-100 - nine counts of theft by taking. For the reasons that follow, we affirm.

Construed in favor of the verdict, the facts as developed at trial show that in late 2006, Law's 88-year old mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and two year's later, Teresa, Law's sister, who had been…