Tevin A. Bradley v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed Bradley’s convictions for capital felony murder and aggravated robbery, holding that substantial evidence independently corroborated the accomplice testimony and connected Bradley to the robbery and resulting death. The court declined to consider Bradley’s argument that marijuana could not support a theft or robbery conviction because he failed to preserve that specific sufficiency challenge. It also declined to consider his sentencing and jury-instruction arguments because they were not timely raised, and no exception to the contemporaneous-objection rule applied.