State v. R. Strobel

Summary

The court affirmed both judgments: Strobel's felony intimidation conviction and his revocation sentence. It held that the evidence was sufficient, any instructional or evidentiary error was harmless or did not constitute an abuse of discretion, and Strobel failed to establish plain error, ineffective assistance, or cumulative prejudice. The court also upheld the award of 678 days of elapsed-time credit because the sentencing court relied on the probation officer's records and recollection. No separate opinions were filed.