Jason L. Forshee v. State of Indiana
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KIRSCH, Judge.
[1] Jason L. Forshee/• (“Forshee”) pleaded guilty to Class C felony dangerous control of a child, 1 and at the sentencing hearing, the trial court identified 'aggravating' and mitigating circumstances and then sentenced Forshee to four years of incarceration, with six months suspended. Forshee appeals and raises the following restated' issue: whether the' 'trial court abused its discretion in sentencing For-shee because it considered as an aggravating circumstance, that the victim was in Forshee’s “care, custody, or control,” which was an element of a dismissed charge.
[2] We…
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