State v. Davis

OPINION

BYERS, Judge.

The defendant, LaDonna Davis, was convicted, by a jury, of the first degree murder of her husband. She received a life sentence.

On appeal, the defendant says the indictment should have been dismissed as vague and insufficient, the state’s response to her motion for a bill of particulars was inadequate, the evidence is insufficient to sup port the verdict, and several of her statements to police officers should have been suppressed.

The judgment is affirmed.

At the outset, the state contends this appeal should be dismissed because the defendant’s motion for a new trial and…