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Barber v. State

Citations

  • 863 N.E.2d 1199
  • 2007 Ind. App. LEXIS 695
  • 2007 WL 1040027

How courts have described this case

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  • providing that the fact that the defendant was on probation when he committed the underlying offense because the defendant was still 5 serving a court-imposed sentence when he committed the criminal acts in question
  • rejecting Barber’s argument that the evidence supporting his reckless homicide was insufficient because it had not been shown he had violated any traffic laws
  • evidence sufficient to show defendant failed to stop immediately after accident when defendant slowed on interstate, observed accident, and turned off at next exit
  • conviction for reckless homicide upheld where court found driving behavior was intentional and amounted to recklessness
  • the commission of an offense while on probation is a “significant aggravator”
  • the commission of an offense while on probation is a “significant aggravator”

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Judges: Vaidik, Barnes, Crone

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