Rhim v. State

Case Summary

Buchanan, J.

— Defendant-Appellant Vivian Rhim (Rhim) belatedly appeals from a trial court judgment convicting her of attempting to procure a miscarriage1 (abortion), claiming the Abortion Statute is unconstitutional, and insufficient evidence to support her conviction.

We affirm.

FACTS

The facts and evidence most favorable to the State and in support of the judgment of conviction are:

On September 80, 1967, Judith Nunn (Nunn), in good health and between two and three months pregnant, went to a room in a Howard Johnson Motel in Indianapolis, Indiana. There Nunn met Rhim and Anna…