Luckett v. State

The appellant, Varnador Luckett, was charged by information on two counts: robbery and the commission of a felony while armed. The jury found him guilty of the latter, which conviction he now challenges.

Luckett’s Motion to Correct Errors assigns as erroneous a failure to give a circumstantial evidence instruction to the jury even though he had tendered a suitable one, the admission of money found on his person in the absence of some showing of connection with the offense charged, the overruling of his Motion for Discharge pursuant to Criminal Rule 4(A) of the Indiana Rules of Procedure, and…