Kyle W. Dilts v. State of Indiana

PYLE, Judge.

Statement of the Case

[1] This case is a reminder that failure to make a contemporaneous objection at the time evidence is introduced at trial will result in waiver of the issue on appeal. Indeed, an appellate claim will not be preserved upon an objection discussed or not made immediately prior to or following the admission of evidence.

[2] Kyle Dilts (“Dilts”) was charged with and convicted of the following two counts of Cftass A felony child molesting: 1 Count I for engaging in sexual intercourse with his daughter and Count II for engaging in deviate sexual conduct with that same…