Where a claimant challenged the denial of his claim against the Second Injury Fund for benefits, the claimant failed to meet his burden to show that he was permanently totally disabled due to a combination of his preexisting Parkinson’s disease ...

Tagged with: hearing loss SIF Liability Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant challenged convictions including for drug conspiracy and money laundering charges, sufficient evidence existed to allow a jury to conclude that each element of the offenses was satisfied, and the defendant did not show error in the drug ...

Tagged with: Drug Conspiracy Drug Quantity Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant challenged his conviction and sentence in a methamphetamine conspiracy, sufficient evidence showed that the defendant agreed to and intended to participate in his co-conspirator’s plan to possess the drug with intent to distribute from the quantity of ...

Tagged with: Drug Conspiracy Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant challenged his conviction for the possession of drugs and paraphernalia, arguing that there was insufficient evidence that he knowingly possessed methamphetamine residue on a cut straw, the judgment is affirmed because the defendant’s knowledge of the drug’s ...

Tagged with: Drug Possession Sufficiency Of Evidence

  Where a juvenile challenged a judgment finding him to be delinquent, the evidence showed that the juvenile sent a pornographic photo to a minor, but the juvenile court erred in finding that the juvenile sent a photo of his ...

Tagged with: Delinquency Finding Sexual Misconduct Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant challenged his conviction for domestic assault, evidence that the victim was strangled resulting in unconsciousness was sufficient to support a finding that she suffered a physical injury to support the conviction for domestic assault in the second ...

Tagged with: domestic assault Physical Evidence Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where an employer challenged an award of workers’ compensation benefits to the estate of a deceased employee, Section 287.580 applied and did not mandate the application of Rule 52.13, and the requirements of the statute were satisfied, so the employer ...

Tagged with: Deceased Employee Successor in Interest Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant, who filmed himself having sex with two underage girls, challenged his convictions, the specific intent requirement was met because the government showed that one of the defendant’s dominant purposes for sexually exploiting the minors was to create ...

Tagged with: Exploiting a Minor Specific Intent Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where a defendant, who was convicted on charges including second-degree assault and armed criminal action, challenged his convictions, the evidence was sufficient to support the conviction because he fired a gun toward a vehicle that he knew contained three passengers, ...

Tagged with: Assault Sufficiency Of Evidence

Where an insurer challenged a judgment for an insured who sought uninsured motorist benefits after an auto accident, the insured made a submissible case on the insurer’s vexatious refusal to pay, and the trial court did not err in allowing ...

Tagged with: deposition testimony Sufficiency Of Evidence Vexatious Refusal

Where a defendant challenged his convictions in a drug-conspiracy case, the evidence was sufficient to support the conviction for conspiracy to distribute one or more kilograms of heroin, and the government proved the amount, which was an element of the ...

Tagged with: Drug Conspiracy Sufficiency Of Evidence