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Spears v. State

Citations

  • 412 N.E.2d 81
  • 1980 Ind. App. LEXIS 1781

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  • sufficient evidence presented to show police presence and valid order to stop when Spears sped away from the scene
  • that Spears sped away after officer approached within three feet of him demonstrated he knowingly fled after the officer ordered him to stop
  • \Commas set off the modifying phrase ’by visible or audible means’ . . . .\
  • \Where commas set off a modifying phrase it is evidence that the phrase was intended to apply to all principles instead of only the one adjacent to it.\
  • “Where commas set off a modifying phrase it is evidence that the phrase was intended to apply to all principles instead of only the one adjacent to it.”

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Judges: Miller, Chipman, Young

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