Poling v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PIVARNIK, Justice.
Defendant-Appellant Michael W. Poling was found guilty by a jury in the Daviess Circuit Court of murder while in the perpetration of rape, and was subsequently sentenced by the trial judge to a term of sixty (60) years.
Seven issues are raised for our consideration in this direct appeal:
1. error in allowing Poling's oral and written statements into evidence;
2. error in permitting accomplice Christopher Deckard to testify;
3. permitting four prosecutors to sit at the State's table during trial;
4. - alleged improper sequestration of the jury;
5. refusal to grant a mistrial due to…
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