Riley v. State
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
David Newbern, Judge.
In his first and third points for reversal of his conviction of theft by receiving, the. appellant complains of an unlawful search and insufficiency of evidence to show he knew the lawnmower he received was stolen. We hold the appellant gave valid consent to the search and the evidence of his knowledge was sufficient. In his second point, however, the appellant contends the evidence was not sufficient to show the value of the lawnmower to be over $100, and thus the charge should have been reduced from class C felony to class A misdemeanor. We agree and modify the sentence…
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