Reagan v. State

Robert L. Brown, Justice.

This is a sufficiency of the evidence case. The appellant, David Reagan, appeals his judgment of conviction for first degree murder and his sentence of life imprisonment. Following his judgment of conviction, Reagan did not appeal to this court but rather filed a petition pro se for writ of habeas corpus in federal district court. Counsel for Reagan was appointed on that petition and because state remedies had not been exhausted in the form of an appeal, a motion for belated appeal was filed in this court on Reagan’s behalf. This court treated that motion as one for a…