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· 9/15/1970

Cammack v. State

Citations

  • 261 N.E.2d 862
  • 254 Ind. 637
  • 1970 Ind. LEXIS 590

How courts have described this case

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  • providing that “without an argument section in appellant’s brief, there is in reality no appeal,” and that the requirement that appellant present a cogent argument is not met by inclusion of a summary of the argument that does not include citation to relevant supporting authorities

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Judges: Hunter

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