Enloe v. State

Because the State narrowly indicted Enloe for committing child molestation by a specific touching of the victim’s penis in this case, Enloe’s conviction should be reversed, and I must respectfully dissent from the conclusions reached by the majority.

To support a conviction, the evidence must meet the standards set forth in Jackson v. Virginia.1 After approval of a jury verdict by the trial court, the judgment entered thereon will not be disturbed on appeal if supported by any evidence, in the absence of any material error of law. Horan v. Pirkle.2

Applying this standard, the evidence shows…