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Ford v. State

Citations

  • 704 N.E.2d 457
  • 1998 Ind. LEXIS 685
  • 1998 WL 918311

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  • explaining that an “[a]ppellant bears the burden of presenting a record that is complete with respect to the issues raised on 231, 246 (2005)
  • observing that there was substantial evidence that a husband was not acting in sudden heat when, three days after discovering his wife’s affair, he took a pistol and shot her twice at close range
  • “Appellant bears the burden of presenting a record that is complete with respect to the issues raised on appeal.”
  • victim's statement to witness that \she was unhappy and that she wanted to leave but she was afraid that if she left [the defendant] again he would kill her\ was admissible as indicative of her state of mind
  • vie-tim's statement to witness that \she was unhappy and that she wanted to leave but she was afraid that if she left [the defendant] again he would kill her\ was admissible as indicative of her state of mind
  • victim’s statement to witness that “she was unhappy and that she wanted to leave but she was afraid that if she left [the defendant] again he would kill her” was admissible as indicative of her state of mind

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Judges: Shepard, Dickson, Sullivan, Selby, Boehm

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