State v. Acosta

Louis Roger Acosta, Jr., appeals his convictions for first degree robbery, second degree theft, taking a motor vehicle without permission (TMVOP), and methamphetamine possession. Acosta’s defense was diminished capacity. He asserts that the trial court erred by (1) admitting arrest and conviction evidence, (2) suppressing sexual abuse evidence, (3) miscalculating his offender score, and (4) not finding that some of the current convictions constitute the same criminal conduct. Acosta also contends that the evidence was insufficient for the possession conviction, that he was subjected to double…