Stanger v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTSON, Judge.
James H. Stanger appeals his conviction of four counts of child molesting. We affirm.
Stanger's appeal presents essentially eight issues for our review:(1) whether statements to the police should have been excluded because they were the product of improper inducement or coercion;(2) whether the trial court committed fundamental error by informing the jury that Stanger's confession had been given voluntarily;(3) whether angling of the witness chair toward the jury or the presence of a support person at the side of the child witnesses denied Stanger his rights to confrontation…
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