Todd v. State

*20OPINION

By the Court,

Rose, J.:

Appellant Ronald Todd was found guilty of robbery with use of a deadly weapon and kidnapping in the second degree. On appeal, Todd argued that reversible errors occurred at trial and that he should receive a new trial. We conclude that Todd’s failure to object to those alleged errors at trial precludes appellate review of his claims. We further conclude that the district judge’s consideration of improper evidence during the sentencing phase constituted reversible error, and therefore, Todd’s sentence must be vacated and Todd must receive a new sentencing hearing…