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Sullivan v. State

Citations

  • 836 N.E.2d 1031
  • 2005 Ind. App. LEXIS 2124
  • 2005 WL 3005783

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  • holding that where defendant indicated there were no corrections to be made to presentence report and did not object to introduction of probable cause affidavit at sentencing hearing, defendant effectively admitted to contents of report and affidavit
  • holding that where the defendant indicated there were no corrections to be made to presentence report and did not object to introduction of probable cause affidavit at sentencing hearing, the defendant effectively admitted to contents of report and affidavit
  • imposition of maximum fifty-year sentence was supported by aggravating factors of child’s age, status as the defendant’s daughter, and repeated molestations
  • where defendant indicated there were no corrections to be made to presentence report and did not object to introduction of PCA at sentencing hearing, defendant effectively admitted to contents of report and affidavit

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Judges: Crone, Najam, Barnes

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