· 3/22/2004
Iqbal v. State
Citations
- 805 N.E.2d 401
- 2004 Ind. App. LEXIS 445
- 2004 WL 557268
How courts have described this case
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- holding that evidence of the defendant's violence toward the victim was admissible under lack of accident to combat the defendant's claim that \[t]he gun went off by itself\
- finding that a prior incident where defendant argued with victim and threatened her was admissible because it was indicative of defendant’s relationship with victim and highly relevant for his motive to shoot her
- affirming use of expert testimony to \educate[ ] the jury on the complexity of behavior of domestic violence victims\
- affirming use of expert testimony to \educate[ ] the jury on the complexity of behavior of domestic violence victims\
- affirming use of expert testimony to \educate[ ] the jury on the complexity of behavior of domestic violence victims\
- addressing the use of prior acts to support a claim of motive given a history of hostile interactions between two parties
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Judges: Riley, Darden, Bailey
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