Highley v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER, Judge.
Vaughn A. Highley appeals his convie-tions of two counts of criminal confinement, class B felonies, after a jury trial. His convictions arise from a domestic dispute during which he allegedly barricaded himself, two children, and a third party in a house and refused to surrender himself to the police for seven and one-half hours. Highley asserts the trial court erred in allowing his ex-wife, Rhonda Tucker Ham-mang, to testify as a rebuttal witness about acts of confinement allegedly committed against her by Highley approximately ten years earlier. We agree and therefore reverse…
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