Harris v. State

Summary

The court affirmed Harris’s convictions for felony murder and related offenses arising from the shooting and robbery of a store owner. It held that the evidence was sufficient to identify Harris as the shooter, establish proximate causation between the shooting and the victim’s death from blood clots, and prove the intent element of the aggravated assault conviction. The court also upheld admission of the identification and other-acts evidence, found any hearsay error harmless, rejected the Brady claim, and held that the discovery claim was waived.