Jackson v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DeBRULER, Justice.
Appellant Jackson was charged and con-viected in a trial by jury of the offense of rape, a Class B felony. 1.C. 85-42-4-1. He received a sentence of imprisonment of twenty years. 1.0. 85-50-2-5. In this direct appeal of that conviction it is claimed: (1) the verdict is inconsistent, hence illegal, (2) the evidence is insufficient, (8) error occurred when the testimony of a defense witness was excluded, (4) a prejudical irregularity in the trial occurred when appellant was transported in shackles in an elevator along with one of the jurors, and (5) the sentence is manifestly…
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