Hubbard v. State

The defendant-appellant, William L. Hubbard, Jr., was convicted of murder, 1 felony murder, 2 attempted murder, 3 rob bery, 4 and confinement. 5 His appeal 6 presents a single issue: insufficient evidence. The defendant contends that his convictions rest almost entirely upon the testimony of the victim, Kimie Stewart, whom he contends is an “inherently incredible witness.” Brief of Defendant-Appellant at 8. He argues that the failure of any other witness to corroborate Stewart’s testimony and inconsistencies between it and the physical evidence demonstrate that it was inherently incredible.…