State v. Jacobs

SNELL, Justice.

Following a trial to the district court, the defendant, Charles H. Jacobs, was found guilty of eight counts of first-degree theft, six counts of second-degree theft, one count of third-degree theft, six counts of money laundering, one count of perjury, four counts of first-degree fraudulent practice, one count of second-degree fraudulent practice, one count of falsifying a public document, and two counts of forgery. On appeal, he contends there was insufficient evidence to support the verdict, the constitutional prohibition against double jeopardy was violated by the entry of…