Spurlock v. State

BOEHM, Justice.

A jury convicted Jarman Spurlock of five counts of child molesting and one count each of battery, intimidation, and criminal recklessness. Three of Spurlock’s convictions for child molesting were Class A felonies and two were Class C felonies. The Class A molestation counts were elevated from Class C counts because the jury found they were committed by means of sexual intercourse or by the use of deadly force, or both. The jury also found that Spurlock was an habitual offender. Spurlock was sentenced to a combined term of one hundred and forty-two years. He presents five issues…