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State v. Dye

Citations

  • 784 N.E.2d 469
  • 2003 Ind. LEXIS 210
  • 2003 WL 876393

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  • noting that because judge presided at both original trial and post-conviction hearing, judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of factual evidence and whether defendant was deprived of fair trial
  • noting that because judge presided both at original trial and postconviction hearing, judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of factual evidence and whether defendant was deprived of fair trial
  • noting that because judge presided at both original trial and post-conviction hearing, judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of factual evidence and whether defendant was deprived of a fair trial
  • noting that because the judge presided at both the original trial and post-conviction hearing, the judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of factual evidence and whether defendant was deprived of a fair trial
  • noting that because the judge presided at both the original trial and post-conviction hearing, the judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of factual evidence and whether defendant was deprived of a fair trial
  • noting that because the same judge presided at both the original trial and post-conviction hearing, the judge was in “an exceptional position” to assess weight and credibility of the factual evidence and whether the defendant was deprived of a fair trial

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Judges: Dickson, Shepard, Sullivan, Boehm, Rucker

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