Assault (Non-Sexual)

6.24 Insufficient evidence

Ronnie Singletary, COA03-977, Shelagh Kenney
Insufficient evidence of serious injury where state's own expert testified victim's injuries not serious

George Wesley Lawson, COA04-564, Lynne Rypp
Insufficient evidence that defendant's hands and feet were deadly weapons when no evidence admitted regarding the strength/size of defendant/victim

In re H.M.L., COA04-1478, Daniel Shatz
Insufficient evidence of culpable or criminal negligence where properly handled gun accidentally discharged

In re H.M.L., COA04-1478, Daniel Shatz
Court's findings of fact irrelevant and/or not supported by the evidence

Sampson Brunson, COA05-1486, Paul F. Herzog
Only possible evidence that defendant's ahdns and feet were deadly was the difference between his weight/height and that of the female victim.

Sampson Brunson, COA05-1486, Paul F. Herzog
Victim suffered minor abrasions, black eyes, bruising, swelling and felt "pain all over."

Anthony Baydal, COA05-1676, Anthony Brannon
Minor cuts and bruises not requiring medical treatment did not constitute serious injury.

Sampson Brunson, 623A06, Paul Herzog
State failed to produce sufficient evidence that victim suffered serious injury when the defendant used his hands and feet to assault her and as a result she suffered abrasions, bruises and swelling.

James Davis, COA08-1318, James Freeman, Jr.
Insufficient evidence of reckless disregard for safety or willingness to inflict injury in alcohol-related traffic fatalities.

Travis Black, COA09-351, James Freeman, Jr.
Insufficient evidence of serious injury as victim, who was shot through the thigh, did not suffer risk of death or great pain.