State v. Taylor

SHIELDS, Presiding Judge.

The State of Indiana appeals the decision of the post-conviction court which granted relief to Tyreese Taylor by vacating his conviction of murder and granting him a new trial. The State appeals.

ISSUE

The post-conviction court granted Taylor relief on two alternative grounds: his plea was involuntary and he had ineffective assistance of counsel. The State attacks both determinations. However, because we find the post-conviction court did not err in its resolution of Taylor's ineffective assistance of counsel claim, we limit our review to that issue and affirm the…