Washington V. Brown

Monte Brown appeals his jury convictions on two counts of indecent liberties and four counts of statutory rape in the first degree. Brown challenges: (1) the propriety of allowing an amendment of the information on the eve of trial; (2) the trial court's refusal to dismiss one count of indecent liberties and admitting evidence relating thereto; (3) the sufficiency of the evidence to convict and to support a unanimous verdict in light of the lack of specificity in the victim's testimony; (4) the court's authority to sentence him under the sentencing reform act; (5) the exceptional sentence imposed; and (6) the court's refusal to give him credit for time served in California while fighting extradition. We affirm, except as to (6).