State v. Kuehl

Jeffrey Kuehl appeals from a judgment convicting him of five criminal charges arising out of an attack on his girlfriend. The sole issue on appeal is whether the prosecutor engaged in improper cross-examination of Kuehl by questions which required Kuehl to comment on the veracity of the prosecution's witnesses. We conclude that the cross-examination was improper, but that it was harmless. We affirm the judgment.

Kuehl was convicted of second-degree recklessly endangering safety while armed, false imprisonment, battery, criminal damage to property and obstructing an officer as a result of an…