Linda M. Neese v. State of Indiana

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• explaining that a legislative exception to guilt constitutes an affirmative defense, rather than a material element of the offense, when it is placed in a separate sentence of subsection of the statute
• evidence sufficient to support conviction of check deception when defendant traded her check for acquaintance’s cash knowing acquaintance could not obtain cash from bank because defendant had closed the checking account

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).