Tyrone Winkleman v. State of Indiana

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• observing that one of the ways a trial court can err in sentencing a defendant is by entering a sentencing statement that includes reasons that are improper as a matter of law
• jury instructions that omitted an element of the offense not fundamental error where the omitted element was not a central issue at trial
• defendant knew Boykin rights based on the fact he was in the midst of a jury trial at the time he admitted to habitual offender allegation

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