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Benefield v. State

Citations

  • 904 N.E.2d 239
  • 2009 Ind. App. LEXIS 645
  • 2009 WL 943852

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  • recognizing that incarceration almost always works a hardship on others and concluding that defendant failed to show special circumstances because there were other people who could take care of defendant’s mother while defendent was incarcerated
  • recognizing that incarceration “almost always” works a hardship on others and concluding that the defendant failed to show “special circumstances” because there were other people who could take care of the defendant’s mother while she was incarcerated
  • recognizing that incarceration “almost always” works a hardship on others and concluding that the defendant failed to show “special circumstances” because there were other people who could take care of the defendant’s mother while she was incarcerated
  • recognizing that incarceration “almost always” works a hardship on others and concluding that the defendant failed to show “special circumstances” because there were other people who could take care of the defendant’s mother while she was incarcerated
  • recognizing that incarceration “almost always” works a hardship on others and concluding that the defendant failed to show “special circumstances” because there were other people who could take care of the defendant’s mother while she was incarcerated
  • recognizing that incarceration “almost always” works a hardship on others and concluding that the defendant failed to show “special circumstances” because there were other people who could take care of the defendant’s mother while she was incarcerated

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Judges: Bradford, Friedlander

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