Patel v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PIVARNIK, Justice.
On April 21, 1986, a jury, in Vigo Superi- or Court Division I, found Defendant-Appellant Cassandra Patel guilty of murder, and subsequently the trial court sentenced her to a term of forty (40) years.
Specifications of error presented for our consideration in this direct appeal have been consolidated into five, as follows:
1.- refusing Patel’s tendered instructions;
2. admitting certain exhibits into evidence;
3. admitting evidence in violation of discovery rules;
4. admitting Patel’s confession; and
5. denying Patel’s motion for judgment on the evidence.
The facts indicate that…
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