State v. Huggins

Summary

The court affirmed Huggins' convictions for felony murder, attempted aggravated robbery, aggravated burglary, and conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery. It held that the jury instructions properly stated the statutory elements, the State was not required to prove every factual allegation in the charging document, Huggins' statements were voluntary, and his remaining trial-error claims failed or were unpreserved. The court vacated the attorney-fee assessment because the sentencing court did not make the required findings concerning Huggins' financial resources and ability to pay, and remanded for reconsideration of those fees.