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Floyd v. State

Citations

  • 650 N.E.2d 28
  • 1994 Ind. LEXIS 217
  • 1994 WL 725522

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the failure of a party to object below to the authority of a court officer to enter a final appealable order waives the issue for appeal
  • holding “the failure of a defendant to object at the original trial to the jurisdiction of a court officer to enter a final appealable order operates as waiver of the issue both on appeal . . . and on collateral attack . . . .”
  • failure to object in original trial to authority of court officer to enter order waives issue for appeal
  • “[T]he failure of a party to object at trial to the authority of a court officer to enter a final appealable order waives the issue for appeal.”
  • specifically addressing failure of trial court to validly appoint judge pro tempore
  • “[w]hen a court 4 Father argues that Mother waived this argument by failing to present it in her motion to correct error. Our supreme court amended Trial Rule 59 by removing a motion to correct error as a condition precedent to an appeal except in two specific instances: (1

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Judges: Sullivan, Shepard, Givan, Dickson, Debruler

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