Carter v. State

Robertson, C.J.—

The defendant-appellants (Goodman, Stogsdill, Farley, Workman and Carter) bring this appeal from their convictions of visiting a common nuisance.

The two primary issues raised upon appeal are:(1) Whether the convictions were supported by sufficient evidence;(2) Whether the criminal statute involved in this case, IC 1971, 16-6-8-7 (Burns Code Ed.), is unconstitutionally vague.

Finding no error, we affirm the decision of the trial court.

A summary of the relevant facts as viewed most favorably toward the State is as follows: Kenneth Allgood rented a house near Solsbury, Indiana…