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Hall v. State

Citations

  • 493 N.E.2d 433
  • 1986 Ind. LEXIS 1159

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  • \Prayer is not permitted as a defense when a caretaker engages in omissive conduct which results in the child's death\
  • “Prayer is not permitted as a defense when a caretaker engages in omissive conduct which results in the child’s death”
  • when ne-gleet charge and reckless homicide charge were both based upon parents' failure to provide medical treatment to their son during his five-day illness, double jeopardy prevents parents' convictions for both offenses
  • when neglect charge and reckless homicide charge were both based upon parents' failure to provide medical treatment to their son during his five-day illness, double jeopardy prevents parents' convictions for both offenses

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Judges: DeBRULER, Dickson, Givan, Pivar-Nik, Shepard

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