Jones v. State

The defendant, Jesse Jones, was trial by jury and was convicted on four counts:

I — Commission of a Felony While Armed, Robbery;

II — Physical Injury While in the Commission of Robbery;

III— Commission of a Felony While Armed, Robbery; and

IV— Kidnapping.

He was sentenced to life imprisonment on Counts II and IV, sentence was withheld on Counts I and III. He now appeals and raises the following issues:

1. Did the trial court err in admitting a diagram over defendant’s objection that no proper foundation had been laid?

2. Did the trial court err in admitting evidence of the search of the defendant?

3.…