Bobby Alexander v. State of Indiana

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the State’s evidence that a shooting victim had sustained “a graze wound” and nothing more was insufficient to show an injury that created a substantial risk of death
• holding that the State had failed to present sufficient evidence to prove that the victim’s gunshot injury had created a substantial risk of death where the State’s evidence merely showed that the victim had sustained a graze wound to his back and had received no medical treatment
• providing it is the jury’s responsibility to judge witness credibility and to weigh and resolve conflicts in the evidence
• applying prior version of aggravated battery statute to crime committed before revision of criminal code

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).