Meek v. State

A hearing was held to determine whether or not Defendant should be extradited to Ohio. The State waived the filing of a habeas corpus petition so that the hearing itself became a habeas corpus hearing. Defendant was ordered extradited and he appealed. We have jurisdiction by virtue of Rule AP. 4(A) (9).

Defendant’s court-appointed attorney filed an “Assignment of Errors” which preserved as the sole ground for appeal the claim that the verdict was not sustained by sufficient evidence. An appellate court should not weigh evidence or judge the credibility of witnesses. If, from the point of view…