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Harris v. State

Citations

  • 659 N.E.2d 522
  • 1995 Ind. LEXIS 214
  • 1995 WL 762084

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  • recognizing that when a defendant refuses to waive his right to be sentenced within thirty days, the trial court may properly deny his motion for continuance of his sentencing hearing
  • holding it was proper for jury to have defendant’s video taped confession during deliberations, and that the judge could later send back a tape player so that the jury could access the exhibit
  • holding it was proper for jury to have defendant's video taped confession during deliberations, and that the judge could later send back a tape player so that the jury could access the exhibit
  • holding it was proper for jury to have defendant's videotaped confession during deliberations, and that the judge could later send a tape player to the jury room so that they could access the exhibit
  • affirming the trial court’s decision to not replace a juror who revealed she had a happenstance meeting at a gas sta tion with a State witness the weekend prior to trial
  • affirming the trial court’s decision to not replace a juror who revealed she had a happenstance meeting at a gas station with a State witness the weekend prior to trial

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Judges: Sullivan, Shepard, Debruler, Dickson, Selby

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