Kenneth McBride v. State of Indiana

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• concluding that McBride failed to make cogent argument regarding nature of crime or his character and therefore waived issue
• concluding that defendant failed to make cogent argument regarding nature of crime or his character and therefore waived issue
• holding that we will affirm an order of consecutive sentences if it is supported by a statement of the trial court’s reasoning and at least one aggravating circumstance
• stating McBride was entitled to counsel, not counsel of his own choosing
• although defendant used unloaded guns, the fact he used them \in a threatening manner\ supported the sentence given
• party’s failure to develop cogent argument with citations to authority results in waiver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).