Andrews v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RATLIFF, Chief Judge.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
Michael Andrews appeals his conviction for recklessly remaining in a voting booth longer than one minute, a class A misdemeanor. We affirm.
FACTS
At the 1984 general election, Michael Andrews and three co-defendants staged a form of protest against the absence of write-in ballots in Indiana. Several minutes after entering the voting booth of Precinct 7 in Bloomington, Andrews was asked if he needed assistance and he demanded a write-in ballot. Andrews was informed that write-in ballots were not available and that he would either have to leave the voting…
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