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Tingle v. State

Citations

  • 632 N.E.2d 345
  • 1994 Ind. LEXIS 39
  • 1994 WL 110836

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  • holding that, although the evidence of victim's injuries was insufficient to prove substantial risk of death element of aggravated battery, it did prove battery as a Class C felony
  • holding that, although the evidence of victim's injuries was insuffi-client to prove substantial risk of death element of aggravated battery, it did prove battery as a Class C felony
  • holding that the evidence of victim’s injuries was insufficient to support an aggravated battery conviction because the evidence showed only a “possibility but not a substantial risk of death”
  • holding that, although the evidence of victim’s injuries was insufficient to prove substantial risk of death element of aggravated battery, it did prove battery as a Class C felony
  • holding that the evidence of victim’s injuries was insufficient to support an aggravated battery conviction because the evidence showed only a “possibility but not a substantial risk of death”
  • holding that maximum consecutive terms imposed on seventeen-year-old defendant convicted of robbery, confinement and theft were not manifestly unreasonable; sentencing court found mitigating circumstance of defendant’s youth to be greatly exceeded by aggravating circumstances

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Judges: Givan, Shepard, Debruler, Dickson, Sullivan

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