Andy Woods v. Lloyds Asset Management, LLC, f/k/a Lloyds Holdings, LLC, James Burbage, Frank Gaudino and Marni Burbage

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• holding there was sufficient supportive evidence where the victim testified that the defendant “tried to put his penis in my butt”
• finding sufficient evidence when the child testified the defendant “tried to put his penis in [my] butt”
• modifying judgment on appeal to “999 year term” to correctly reflect oral pronouncement of term of “life”
• correcting and affirming as modified under a former, identical version of Rule 30.23 where the written sentence and judgment simply reflected a different term of imprisonment than the one set forth in the trial court's oral pronouncement of sentence

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