· 5/11/2016
James \Jamar\ Mason v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that the act of giving a false name to a police officer constitutes interference with the administration of justice for purposes of OV 19
- noting, “OV 19 is generally scored for conduct that constitutes an attempt to avoid being caught and held accountable for the sentencing offense.”
- investigating crime is critical to the administration of justice and impeding that process by attempting to avoid being caught and held accountable justifies a 10-point score for OV 19
- “OV 19 is generally scored for conduct that constitutes an attempt to avoid being caught and held accountable for the sentencing offense.”
- “OV 19 is generally scored for conduct that constitutes an attempt to avoid being caught and held accountable for the sentencing offense.”
- “OV 19 is generally scored for conduct that constitutes an attempt to avoid being caught and held accountable for the sentencing offense.”
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