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Pyle v. State

Citations

  • 476 N.E.2d 124
  • 1985 Ind. LEXIS 794

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  • \Abandonment must occur before the criminal act charged is in the process of consummation or has become so inevitable that it cannot reasonably be stayed.\
  • essence of crime defined in first section of criminal confinement statute is restriction of person’s freedom of movement against his will
  • essence of crime defined in first section of criminal confinement statute is restriction of person’s freedom of movement against his will

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Judges: Debruler, Givan, Hunter, Prentice, Pivarnik

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