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Lopez v. State

Citations

  • 869 N.E.2d 1254
  • 2007 Ind. App. LEXIS 1577
  • 2007 WL 2034698

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  • holding that the trial court properly considered the fact that Lopez killed two children in imposing consecutive sentences even though the trial court had imposed advisory sentences
  • observing that a defendant’s guilty plea reflects positively on character although it may not be a significant mitigating factor
  • collecting cases in which appellate court reduced sentences based in part on mental illness evidence
  • when aggravating and mitigating factors are in equipoise, “our Supreme Court has said that a trial court may not impose consecutive sentences”
  • no trial court error in questioning the extent to which mental illness was in control of the defendant’s behavior and caused her to commit her crimes

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Judges: Sullivan, Vaidik, Robb

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