Legal Opinion
Buckley v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
Decided January 30, 1975No. 2-1173A245PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CASE SUMMARY
Buchanan, J.
The Defendant-Appellant John L. Buckley, Jr. (Buckley) appeals the trial court judgment convicting him of theft under the Offenses Against Property Act, 1 unlawful use of credit card, 2 and uttering a forged instrument, 3 claiming insufficient evidence.
We affirm.
FACTS
The facts most favorable to the State are:
On or about June 14, 1972, Gene McKeans, an employee of Zale’s Jewelers at Lafayette Square in Indianapolis, Indiana, encountered Buckley in the Zale store and assisted him in the purchase of an eight-track tape deck.
After some preliminary discussion about the…
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