Indiana Supreme Court· 3/20/2002

Saylor v. State

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765 N.E.2d 535
2002 Ind. LEXIS 221
2002 WL 437963

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holding that the defendant did not show that the trial court relied improperly on his juvenile record in imposing sentence when the record showed that the defendant engaged in a number of acts as a juvenile that would have been crimes if committed by adults
stating that “major participation in the killing” plus the requisite mental state are needed to establish § 35-50-2-9(b)(1)(G)— the aggravating factor of intentionally killing while commit- ting a robbery
“Indeed, an adjudication itself may not be enough to prove a criminal history. However, ‘the acts committed by the juvenile may constitute a criminal history to support enhancement of a sentence.’ ([E]mphasis added

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Judges: Rucker, Sullivan, Shepard, Dickson, Boehm

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