State v. Mains

OPINION

DUNCAN, Judge.

Appellant James A. Mains was convicted of vehicular homicide, and his brother, appellant Andrew Mains, was convicted of aiding and abetting vehicular homicide. Each appellant received a penitentiary sentence of two (2) years.1 In this appeal, the appellants attack the sufficiency of the evidence, complain of the district attorney general’s argument to the jury, and contend that the trial court erred in denying their applications for probation. We find no reversible error.

On December 16, 1979, appellants James and Andrew Mains, the victim Lester Vines, James Potter and Joe…