State v. Enderson

The defendant, Ronald Enderson, was convicted on eighty counts of gambling. See RSA 647:2 (1996). He appeals, contending that the Trial Court (Barry, J.) erred in: (1) ruling that unredacted gambling records seized from his residence were admissible; (2) denying his motion in limine seeking to exclude expert testimony; (3) denying his motion to strike the testimony of an accomplice; (4) giving a jury instruction on accomplice liability; and (5) imposing an excessive and disproportionate fine as part of sentencing. We affirm.

The record supports the following facts. The defendant ran a gambling…