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Holt v. State

Citations

  • 383 N.E.2d 467
  • 178 Ind. App. 631
  • 1978 Ind. App. LEXIS 1126

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  • holding that theft offenses may be aggregated into one single charge when the separate larcenous acts are from the same location, and pursuant to a continuing criminal impulse
  • “This is not to say that the State is prohibited from alleging the same charge in different counts. A single offense may be charged in more than one count, provided only a single judgment and sentence is imposed.”

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Judges: Shields

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