State v. Hobbs

OPINION

MINGE, Judge.

Appellant challenges his conviction on the basis of prosecutorial misconduct and challenges his sentence on several grounds. Because any prosecutorial misconduct was not unduly prejudicial and because appellant failed to object at trial, we affirm appellant’s conviction. But because we conclude the district court erred by submitting interrogatories on the statutory sentencing factors to the jury, we reverse and remand appellant’s sentence.

FACTS

After a home break-in, appellant David S. Hobbs was found close by, recognized by police as the intruder, and charged with burglary…