Supreme Court of Delaware
Mundell v. State
May 6, 2016
Summary
The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed Mundell’s riot conviction. It held that, viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the State, a rational jury could find beyond a reasonable doubt that Mundell participated in disorderly conduct with at least two others and either intended to commit a misdemeanor or used a deadly weapon. The court relied on testimony that Mundell helped instigate the fight, struck Watson in the face with a golf club, and received the golf club from another participant.