Evans v. State

As the majority points out, we neither weigh the evidence nor judge the credibility of the witnesses on appeal. We give credence to the evidence and reasonable inferences arising therefrom which most fully supports the trial court's judgment. McDowell, supra; Newton, supra. Further, in burglary cases, the necessary intent to commit a felony may be inferred from the circumstances. Turpin, supra; Vaughan, supra; Sluss, supra; Lisenko, supra.

Voluntary intoxication is no defense to a criminal action, except in those rare instances where the defendant is so intoxicated he is incapable of forming…