Bunting v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
NAJAM, Judge
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
Mary Sue Bunting and Brandon Cauld-well were involved in an automobile collision in which Cauldwell was seriously injured. . A jury found Bunting guilty of operating a vehicle with a breath alcohol content (“BAC”) of more than 0.10 percent, operating while intoxicated (“OWI”) and OWI causing serious bodily injury. The trial court “merged” the three offenses and entered judgment of conviction for OWI causing serious bodily injury. In this appeal from that conviction, Bunting raises three issues, one of which is disposi-tive: whether there is substantial…
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