Jason Sevier v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, Appellee Carolyn Baughman v. Commonwealth of Kentucky

Summary

The court affirmed the defendants’ convictions except for possession of a methamphetamine precursor, holding that conviction was a lesser-included offense of manufacturing methamphetamine and therefore violated double jeopardy. It also upheld the sufficiency of the evidence, jury instructions, thirteen-person deliberating jury, unsworn bailiff, and restitution order, but reversed court costs and the public defender fee and remanded for corrected judgments.