State v. Colburn
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Rice
¶1 Defendant James Morris Colburn (Colburn) was charged with four counts of Sexual Abuse of Children (referred to herein as “possession of child pornography”), and five counts of Attempted Sexual Abuse of Children (referred to herein as “attempted possession of child pornography”). After a jury trial, Colburn was convicted of two counts *101of attempted possession of child pornography. On appeal, he challenges his convictions and we affirm, addressing the following issue:
Was there sufficient evidence to support Colburn’s convictions of attempted sexual abuse of children?
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