Lodson v. State

SCHEB, Judge.

The state charged appellant Frederick W. Lodson with D.U.I. manslaughter. He pled not guilty and a jury found him guilty of vehicular homicide. Lodson unsuccessfully challenged that verdict by a motion for arrest of judgment. He contended that vehicular homicide was not a lesser included offense of the crime for which he was prosecuted. On March 2, 1983, the trial court sentenced him to three years imprisonment. He appealed to this court, but *478after the public defender filed an Anders brief,1 Lodson voluntarily dismissed his appeal.

On October 5, 1984, Lodson filed an amended…