Wolfe v. State

Hines, Justice.

Christopher Wolfe was found guilty of two counts of felony murder, aggravated assault, arson in the first degree, and criminal possession of an explosive device in connection with the firebombing of an apartment and the resulting deaths of two young children and injury to their mother. Wolfe appeals his convictions, challenging the admission of “gang evidence”; the disqualification of a member of the venire; the composition of the jury; the court’s alleged restriction of cross-examination of a State’s witness; and the court’s refusal to find merger of the aggravated assault for…