Graves v. State

Defendant-appellant (Graves) was charged, tried by jury and convicted on both counts of an affidavit charging him with Conspiracy to Commit a Felony, to-wit: Second Degree Burglary (Count I) and Second Degree Burglary (Count II). He received concurrent sentences to the Indiana Reformatory of two to fourteen years and two to five years, respectively.

Graves argues, and thus preserves, three issues on appeal: (1) The verdict of the jury was not supported by sufficient evidence and the defendant was not proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt; (2) The State of Indiana failed to allege either the…