Jason A. Henderson v. State of Indiana
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MATHIAS, Judge.
[1] After Jason ■ Henderson (“Henderson”) pleaded guilty to Class A misdemeanor invasion of privacy and Class A misdemeanor criminal mischief, the Howard Superior Court ordered him to serve consecutive'terms-of 365 days executed for each; offense. The trial -court also imposed a $5,000 fine for each offense.. Henderson appeals and raises two issues:
I. Whether the trial court -abused its discretion when it ordered Henderson to
- serve his sentences consecutive to each other; and
II. Whether the trial court erred- when it ordered him to pay a $5,000 fine for each conviction without…
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