Conley v. State

Adams, Judge.

William Conley appeals after a jury convicted him on two felony counts of theft by taking. We affirm.

1. Conley contends that he was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to felony theft by taking because the indictment failed to specifically allege either that the value of the items stolen exceeded $500 or that the items were motor vehicles. Conley asserts that such allegations were necessary to put him on notice that he was charged with felony violations and to enable the judge to impose felony sentences.

“Due process of law requires that an indictment put the defendant on notice of…