McIntire v. State

The defendant, Scott E. Mclntire, was convicted of burglary1 as a class A felony, criminal confinement2 as a class B felony, intimidation3 as a class C felony, and criminal recklessness4 as a class D felony.5 He was sentenced to seventy-five years (consecutive sentences of thirty years for burglary and fifteen years for criminal confinement, enhanced by thirty years upon finding that he was a habitual offender) and to six years for intimidation and to two years for criminal recklessness to run concurrently with the burglary and criminal confinement sentences.

In this direct appeal, the…