Brown v. State

SALMON, Judge.

On March 10, 2003, Shawn Brown shot Steven Salliey in the right shin. At the time of the shooting, Brown was seventeen- and-a-half-years old. As a consequence of this shooting, the State charged Brown with (1) attempt to commit murder in the first degree; (2) attempt to commit murder in the second degree; (3) assault in the first degree; (4) assault in the second degree; (5) reckless endangerment; and (6) wearing or carrying a dangerous weapon.

Brown, by counsel, filed a motion to transfer jurisdiction to the juvenile court. After a hearing, the motion to transfer was denied.

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