Mahoney v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STATON, Judge.
Patrick Mahoney was convicted by jury of the crime of incest1 with his stepdaughter, C. He was sentenced to a prison term of two to twenty-one years.
On appeal, Mahoney contends that numerous errors were committed at his trial. We find no error and we affirm.
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Voir Dire of Jurors
During voir dire examination the State asked prospective jurors how old their children were. Mahoney's objection to this line of questioning was overruled.
*593On appeal Mahoney claims the State used the questioning to influence the jurors to hear the inflammatory evidence of C.'s age at the time of the…
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