Kyles v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STATON, Judge.
A jury found Hyland Kyles guilty of committing a burglary in a dwelling which is a Class B felony. 1 He was sentenced to a minimum security facility for a period of six years; all but two years were suspended.
On appeal, Kyles raises three issues for our review:(1) he was denied due process of law as the result of the defective sentencing procedure utilized by the trial court;(2) the court erred in admitting into evidence, over proper objection, a pry bar used in the burglary; and(3) the verdict of the jury is contrary to law because it is unsupported by sufficient evidence.
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