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Fitzgerald v. State

Citations

  • 805 N.E.2d 857
  • 2004 Ind. App. LEXIS 574
  • 2004 WL 728846

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  • holding that, as written, condition prohibiting access to playgrounds and parks or other places children are known to congregate was overly vague and remanding for court to reconsider and clarify
  • holding that, as written, condition prohibiting access to playgrounds and parks or other places children are known to congregate was overly vague and remanding for court to reconsider and clarify
  • observing that \[c]onditions of probation which reduce the potential for access to potential victims are reasonable\
  • concluding condition overly broad because places listed before limiting phrase “where children 9 are known to congregate” and remanding for clarification
  • observing that “[cjondi-tions of probation which reduce the potential for access to potential victims are reasonable”

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Judges: Sullivan, Robb, Hoffman

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