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Merriweather v. State

Citations

  • 778 N.E.2d 449
  • 2002 Ind. App. LEXIS 1894
  • 2002 WL 31514949

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  • providing that pellet guns or BB guns qualified as deadly weapons because “the weapons had the apparent ability to cause serious bodily injury and because they were used in a threatening manner, put the victims in fear.”
  • affirming convictions for both robbery and confinement where defendant ordered victim to empty cash registers, then continued holding her at gunpoint and ordered her to go to store manager's office
  • robbery and confinement convictions presented no double jeopardy violation where defendant entered restaurant, ordered employee to empty cash registers, and continued to hold employee at gunpoint for nearly fifteen minutes before fleeing

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Judges: Brook, Darden, Kirsch

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