State v. Elson

Three issues are presented on appeal.

1. Does the complaint state sufficient facts to support a finding of probable cause that defendant engaged in disorderly conduct;

2. Was there sufficient credible evidence to prove the defendant guilty of disorderly conduct beyond a reasonable doubt; and

3. Did the trial court commit prejudicial error in admitting opinion testimony of certain of the state’s witnesses ?

Sufficiency of complaint.

The defendant contends now, as he did in the trial court, that the complaint does not state facts sufficient in themselves or through reasonable inferences to establish…