Taylor v. State

GIVAN, Chief Justice.

Appellant was charged in a five-count information: Count I, Rape; Counts II and III, Criminal Deviate Conduct; Count IV, Confinement; Count V, Resisting Law Enforcement. He was found guilty of all five counts. He was sentenced to thirty (30) years on Counts I and II, ten (10) years on Count IV, and one year on Count V. All these terms are to run consecutively. Thirty (30) years on Count III was imposed, that term to run concurrently with the others.

The facts are these. On April 19, 1980, one R.S. was employed as a leasing agent at an Indianapolis area apartment complex.…