Dack v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STATON, Judge.
Following a jury trial, Daniel E. Dack (Dack) was convicted of theft, a class D felony. 1 Dack's appeal raises the following issues: 2(1) Whether Dack should be granted a new trial because the prosecutor, in his opening statement, expressed his belief in Dack's guilt; and(2) Whether the fact that Dack gave the License Branch a "Public Office Money Order", which was a promise to pay in "lawful money", in exchange for his license plates renders the evidence insufficient to prove the offense of theft.
Affirmed.
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Prosecutorial Misconduct
Dack contends that he should receive a new trial…
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