State v. Calhoun
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, C.J.
| j After a jury trial, defendant, Timothy Wayne Calhoun, charged with 19 sexual offenses, was convicted of 12 offenses. On appeal, defendant challenges the sufficiency of the state’s evidence, the trial court’s failure to sever the charges, and the length of his sentences. We affirm defendant’s convictions. Defendant’s sentence for Count 1, aggravated rape, is amended to reflect that it will be served at hard labor. Additionally, defendant’s sentence for Count 19, cruelty to a juvenile, is amended to reflect that it is to be served with benefits. As amended, all sentences are affirmed.
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