Frederic Kimble was convicted by a jury of burglary. On appeal he contends the trial court erred by admitting evidence of two similar transactions at trial, arguing that the similar transactions were not sufficiently similar to the present crime.
We first address the State's argument that Kimble waived his objection to the admission of this evidence by failing to object at trial. It is true that "...
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