State v. Johnson

¶1 James Johnson appeals his high-end standard range sentence for attempted second degree robbery. He challenges the court’s offender score calculation and argues he received ineffective assistance of counsel at sentencing. Because the trial court properly calculated Johnson’s offender score and Johnson fails to show that prejudice resulted from his counsel’s alleged deficient performance, we affirm.

FACTS

Attempted Second Degree Robbery Conviction

¶2 The State charged James Johnson with attempted second degree robbery. A jury found Johnson guilty as charged.

¶3 At sentencing, the State offered…