Smith v. State

*1271OPINION

By the Court,

Rose, J.:

Appellant Carol Smith was tried and convicted on one count of neglect or abuse of a child. Smith argues that the statutes she was convicted under were unconstitutionally vague and further that there was insufficient evidence to convict her.

We conclude that the statutes which Smith was convicted under were not unconstitutionally vague and that sufficient evidence existed to convict Smith.

FACTS

This case involves child abuse which resulted in the death of Smith’s two and one-half year old son, Glenn Anderson Elam (Andy). The actual abuse was inflicted by Smith’s…