Indiana Supreme Court· 6/28/1983

Bryan v. State

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450 N.E.2d 53
1983 Ind. LEXIS 871

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holding that defendant failed to demonstrate prejudice in providing jury with transcript of recording where he could not identify where the transcript and the recording differed
concluding defendant failed to show prejudice from jury using transcript while listening to tape and further noting trial court admonished jury to rely on audio rather than transcript
finding that the foundation as to the accuracy of a transcript may be laid by having the person who prepared the transcript testify that he has listened to the recordings and accurately tran-seribed their contents
finding no reversible error because “neither at trial nor on appeal has [the defendant] identified the typed statements in the transcript that are not identical with the conversation.”
defendant failed to demonstrate sufficient prejudice to gain reversal based upon trial court's failure to verify transcript in above-recited manner
“The threat by an ex-spouse to remove one’s children to another state is not sufficient provocation to reduce a homicide to manslaughter.”

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