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Decker v. State

Citations

  • 704 N.E.2d 1101
  • 1999 Ind. App. LEXIS 72
  • 1999 WL 36238

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  • holding that admission of urine screen results at probation revocation hearing was harmless where defendant admitted to smoking marijuana
  • holding that the commission of a crime while serving time in the community corrections program is always grounds for revocation, even if the sentencing court fails to notify the person of such condition
  • holding that the commission of a crime while serving time in the community corrections program is always grounds for revocation, even if the sentencing court fails to notify the person of such condition
  • where trial court failed to notify defendant of placement conditions, this Court concluded, “persons in [a community corrections] program should know that they are not to commit additional crimes during their placement.”

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Judges: Staton, Kirsch, Robb

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