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Bean v. State

Citations

  • 371 N.E.2d 713
  • 267 Ind. 528
  • 1978 Ind. LEXIS 594

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  • following Thompson, without mention of federal or state constitutions, the court determined that it was error to enter a judgment for both premeditated murder and felony murder
  • following Thompson, without mention of federal or state constitutions, the court determined that it was error to enter a judgment for both premeditated murder and felony murder
  • intoxication must be so severe as to render defendant unconscious about what he or she says for the statement to be considered involuntary
  • The defendant was charged with premeditated and felony murder. The court held that a person may not be sentenced twice for a single offense arising from one set of operative circumstances.
  • The defendant was charged with premeditated and felony murder. The court held that a person may not be sentenced twice for a single offense arising from one set of operative circumstances.
  • intoxication must be so severe as to render defendant unconscious about what he or she says for the statement to be considered involuntary

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Judges: Hunter

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