State v. Johnson

Douglas Á. Johnson (Johnson) appeals from his conviction by a jury for second-degree murder contrary to sec. 940.02, Stats. He also appeals from the order denying his post-conviction motion. Johnson raises three issues on appeal: (1) whether there is sufficient evidence to support the conviction of second-degree murder; (2) whether the trial court committed prejudicial error by giving a falsus in uno instruction after informing the parties that such an instruction would not be given; and (3) whether the combined effect of the foregoing alleged errors entitles the defendant to a new trial in…