Jenkins v. State
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
John B. Robbins, Chief Judge.
Appellant Kimberly Jenkins was convicted by a jury of felony theft by receiving based upon her possession of three “slides” for a sbde bracelet. She was thereafter sentenced to pay a fine of $4,275.00. Ms. Jenkins now appeals, raising four points for reversal.
Ms. Jenkins’s first argument is that the evidence was insufficient to support her conviction. Next, she contends that, if we find sufficient evidence to support her conviction, the conviction should be reduced to a misdemeanor. Third, Ms. Jenkins asserts that the prosecuting attorney made improper arguments…
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