Stacey D. Cox v. State of Indiana

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• holding that, when a challenge to denial of motion for a directed verdict is waived, the appellate court may “analyze the argument as a sufficiency claim” (citations omitted)
• \[O]ne who elects to present evidence after a denial of [her] motion for directed verdict made at the end of the State's case waives appellate review of the denial of that motion.\

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