Indiana Supreme Court· 6/23/2011

Baker v. State

Citations

948 N.E.2d 1169
2011 Ind. LEXIS 518
2011 WL 2506595

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holding that the defendant had not objected to the trial court’s instruction or offered an instruction of his own and accordingly had waived the issue
holding that the defendant had not objected to the trial court’s instruction or offered an instruction of his own and accordingly had waived the issue
holding that a failure to tender an instruction results in waiver of the issue for review
holding that the defendant waived the issue of jury unanimity when the defendant neither objected to the trial court’s 6 instruction nor offered an instruction of his own
holding that the State may present evidence of a greater number of separate child molesting offenses than the number charged so long as jury is properly instructed on unanimity
stating that a failure to object or to tender a jury instruction results in waiver

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Judges: Rucker, Shepard, Dickson, Sullivan, David

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