Ingram v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DICKSON, Justice.
The defendant, Stanley Ingram, was convicted of murder, felony murder, and armed robbery. He received concurrent sentences of forty years on the merged counts of murder and felony murder and thirty years for the armed robbery. In his direct appeal, the defendant raises several issues which we restate for discussion as follows:
1. admissibility of confession;
2. admissibility of witness deposition;
3. limitation of cross-examination;
4. prior inconsistent statement of defendant;
5. exhibits shown to jury during deliberations;
6. erroneous instructions; and
7. refusal of tendered…
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