Livingston v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PIVARNIK, Justice.
Following a jury trial in the Monroe Superior Court, Defendant-Appellant Harold Livingston was convicted of Murder and Robbery and was sentenced to a term of forty-five (45) years.
Five issues are presented for our review in this direct appeal:
1. erroneous excusal of a juror after the jury had been sworn and subsequent refusal of the trial court to grant Livingston's motion for a mistrial;
2. sufficiency of the evidence;
3. refusal of the trial court to permit Livingston to introduce photographic exhibits into evidence;
4. error of the trial court in permitting a State's witness…
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