Batin's conviction was upheld because the State was able to prove the element of entrustment.

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The element of entrustment is not relevant to upholding a conviction unless the specific crime involves a breach of trust or fiduciary duty, such as embezzlement. Convictions are upheld based on the prosecution's ability to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant committed the acts as charged, according to the elements of the specific crime.

Batin's Conviction Was Upheld Because the State Was Able to Prove