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Monroe v. State

Citations

  • 886 N.E.2d 578
  • 2008 Ind. LEXIS 424
  • 2008 WL 2152735

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  • explaining that consecutive sentences totaling 100 years for five counts of child molesting inappropriate and revising to concurrent terms of fifty years
  • revising five consecutive sentences to concurrent sentences where the defendant molested the victim repeatedly over two years and his prior convictions were all driving-related offenses
  • considering the violation of position of trust between a defendant and a victim when weighing the nature of the offense
  • revising the defendant’s 100-year sentence for five counts of Class A felony child molesting for molesting his girlfriend’s daughter on several occasions over a two-year period to fifty years
  • revising consecutive twenty-two-year sentences on five counts of class A felony child molesting to fifty-year concurrent sentences where defendant’s criminal history of six misdemeanor convictions was assigned little aggravating weight
  • consecutive sentence of 100 years for five counts of child molesting manifestly unreasonable in part because all counts were identical and involved the same child

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Judges: Boehm, Dickson, Rucker, Shepard, Sullivan

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