State of Tennessee v. Esau Caleb Kelly

The Defendant, Esau Caleb Kelly, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, attempted
second-degree murder, employment of a firearm during commission of a dangerous felony,
and reckless endangerment by discharge of a firearm into an occupied habitation, for which
he received an effective sentence of 24 years. The sole issue raised on appeal is whether
the trial court erred in affirming the jury verdict for the attempted second-degree murder
conviction and reckless endangerment by discharge of a firearm into an occupied habitation
conviction. Upon our review, we affirm the judgments of the trial court.