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Indiana Court of Appeals· 7/11/2002

Wright v. State

Citations

  • 772 N.E.2d 449
  • 2002 Ind. App. LEXIS 1112
  • 2002 WL 1481047

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that “[w]ith respect to the sufficiency of the evidence upon the element of intoxication, it is established that a non-expert witness may offer an opinion upon intoxication”
  • “[C]riminal defendants in Indiana who cannot afford to pay for a transcript are still entitled to one if they are found to be indigent.”
  • “[w]ith respect to the sufficiency of the evidence upon the element of intoxication, it is established that a non-expert witness may offer an opinion upon intoxication, and a conviction may be sustained upon the sole testimony of the arresting officer[]”
  • “With respect to the sufficiency of the evidence upon the element of intoxication, it is established that a non-expert witness may offer an opinion upon intoxication, and a conviction may be sustained upon the sole testimony of the arresting officer.”
  • “With respect to the sufficiency of the evidence upon the element of intoxication, it is established that a non-expert witness may offer an opinion upon intoxication, and a conviction may be sustained upon the sole testimony of the arresting officer.”
  • With respect to the sufficiency of the evidence upon the element of intoxication, it is established that a non-expert witness may offer an opinion upon intoxication, and a conviction may be sustained upon the sole testimony of the arresting officer.

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Judges: Barnes, Kirsch, Mathias

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