State v. Walker
Annotate this CaseDuring a bar fight, Defendant knowingly killed Antwon Shannon. After a jury trial, Defendant was convicted of aggravated murder and felony murder. Defendant appealed, arguing that his aggravated murder conviction was not supported by sufficient evidence of prior calculation and design. The court of appeals agreed and reversed the conviction for aggravated murder but upheld the felony murder conviction. The court then remanded the cause for resentencing. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) the evidence did not show that the killing was done with prior calculation and design as required to sustain a conviction for aggravated murder; and (2) Defendant was properly convicted of felony murder.
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