State v. Hagedorn

TERNUS, Justice.

The defendant, Donald Hagedorn, Jr., was convicted of burglarizing his estranged wife’s home. He claims on appeal that the trial court erred in denying his motion for judgment of acquittal because there was insufficient evidence that he had “no right, license or privilege” to enter the premises. We conclude the mere fact the defendant had previously resided at the residence in question with his family did not give the defendant an irrevocable “right, license, or privilege” to enter the premises until restrained from doing so by court order. Nor did the defendant have an…