Dunnuck v. State

OPINION

BAKER, Judge.

Here, we examine the intricacies of proving that counsel to a governmental entity aided a bidder in committing theft to obtain a contract on a public project. Appellant-defendant Donald H. Dunnuck assails his convictions for Aiding in Theft 1 and Perjury 2 , as Class A misdemeanors. He charges that his actions and statements did not constitute aiding in theft or perjury. Additionally, he argues that prosecutorial misconduct occurred, and he challenges the sufficiency of the indictments, the propriety of the judge's response to the jury's requests during deliberation, and…