Solomon v. State

BARTEAU, Judge.

A jury convicted Joseph Solomon of attempted murder, resisting law enforcement, and criminal mischief. Solomon appeals, arguing that:(1) his conviction for attempted murder was not supported by sufficient evidence;(2) the trial court erred by denying Solomon’s motion for mistrial after the prosecutor mentioned during jury selection a defendant’s right to remain silent; and(8) the use of transparent overlays on a drawing of city streets created fundamental error by precluding appellate review.

We affirm.

FACTS

During the evening of September 2, 1989, a motorist collided with…