Indiana Supreme Court· 2/28/2003

Brown v. State

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783 N.E.2d 1121
2003 Ind. LEXIS 201
2003 WL 690281

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holding that the failure to make a contemporaneous objection at trial waives any claim on appeal that evidence was improperly admitted
holding that the failure to make a contemporaneous objection waives any claim on appeal that the evidence was improperly admitted
holding that a contemporaneous objection at the time evidence is introduced at trial is required to preserve the issue for review
holding that the defendant had waived his argument regarding the admission of evidence where his objection at trial was based on grounds different than those on appeal
holding that the defendant had waived his argument regarding the admission of evidence where his objection at trial was based on grounds different than those on appeal
observing that the failure to contemporaneously object to the admission of evidence at trial results in waiver of the error on appeal

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Judges: Sullivan, Shepard, Dickson, Rucker, Boehm

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