People v. Burnley

Defendant was convicted of residential burglary, but argued on appeal that evidence was insufficient to show that house was a "dwelling place". Reasonable jury could have found that victim had two residences, a primary one in different town and the secondary one being the home burglarized. Victim had many of her belongings in the house in question, frequently visited there, and house was well-maintained and well-ordered with personal belongings indicative of occupancy.(GOLDENHERSH and CATES, concurring.)