Sanjari v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DICKSON, Justice.
For his failure to pay child support for his two daughters, accumulating a gross arrearage well in excess of $15,000, a jury found the defendant, Amir H. Sanjari, guilty of four offenses: two counts of nonsupport of a dependent child, each a class D felony, plus two additional counts of nonsupport of a dependent child while owing over $15,000 in child support, each a class C felony. The trial court entered judgment only as to the two class C felonies. The defendant appealed, raising several issues, and the Court of Appeals vacated one of the defendant’s class C felony…
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