Gooch v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SULLIVAN, Judge.
Nathan M. Gooch (Gooch) appeals his conviction of Operating a Vehicle While In-' toxicated (OWI). 1 Gooch claims that his conviction must be reversed for the following reasons:
1) The trial court erroneously denied his motion for change of venue;
2) The trial court erroneously refused to strike two jurors for cause; and
3) The court’s assessment of jury fees to Gooch unconstitutionally “chilled” his right to a trial by jury.'
We affirm in part and reverse in part.
On November 18,1994, Gooch was charged with OWI. 2 This was not, however, Gooch’s first motor vehicle-related…
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