Moore v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CHIPMAN, Presiding Judge.
Larry Moore was convicted of four counts of Assisting a Criminal, a Class C Felony, Ind. Code 35-44-3-2. His codefendant, Moses Wilson, was convicted of one count of Murder and three counts of Attempted Murder. Moore was sentenced to eight years for each of the four counts, all to be served concurrently.
He appeals and raises two issues: severance of trials and sufficiency of the evidence. However, we believe appellant’s brief is defective to the degree that, in reality, we have no appeal before us at all. Therefore we feel compelled to order appellant to rebrief this…
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