May v. State

OPINION

VAIDIK, Judge.

Case Summary

John D. May appeals his conviction for burglary. Because the jury could have concluded that May broke and entered a building with intent to commit theft but did not commit theft, we conclude that May's conviction for burglary and acquittal on theft are not inconsistent. Also, we conclude that the evidence is sufficient to support May's conviction for burglary. However, because the trial court failed to follow statutory requirements when imposing a $750 public defender services fee, we remand this case with instructions to vacate the fee.

Facts and Procedural…