State v. May
Court of Appeals of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
McAnany, J.:
James A. May appeals his conviction for aggravated burglary, claiming the district court made several sentencing errors and improperly instructed the jury. He also claims there was insufficient evidence to support his conviction. Since we examine tire evidence in the light most favoring the State in considering May’s complaint about the sufficiency of the evidence, we will recount the evidence in that light.
Greg and Becl<y Orth and their two children moved into their newly constructed home in Lawrence in about December 2004. The house itself was completed, but no landscaping had…
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