Johnson v. State

SHEPARD, Justice.

Appellant Briddie Junior Johnson was convicted after a jury trial of aiding a robbery, a class A felony, and attempted robbery, a class C felony. He was also found to be an habitual offender. The court imposed concurrent sentences of forty years and eight years, respectively, for the present felony convictions, and thirty years for the habitual offender determination.

Appellant raises two issues in this direct appeal:(1) Whether the evidence sufficed to sustain his conviction as an accessory to robbery, and,(2) Whether the verdict for accessory to robbery was contrary to law.

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