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Nasser v. State

Citations

  • 727 N.E.2d 1105
  • 2000 Ind. App. LEXIS 706
  • 2000 WL 567738

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  • holding that a defendant waived appellate review of his sentencing issue where he failed to provide our Court with his presentence investigation report
  • holding that defendant waived review of sentencing issue where he failed to provide the court with his presentence investigation report
  • holding that evidence was sufficient to support conviction for driving while suspended despite the fact that BMV sent defendant two suspension notices, both with different suspension dates, because, under either suspension date, defendant's license was suspended on the date of the offense
  • finding that appellant waived sentencing argument because he failed to include the pre-sentence report in the record
  • finding that the defendant waived sentencing argument because he failed to include the PSI in the record
  • reviewing the defendant’s sentencing error notwithstanding waiver for failure to include the PSI in the record

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Judges: Baker, Kirsch, Riley

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