Morris v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Judge.
The appellant, Cedric Morris, was convicted of robbery under IC 1979 Supp., 35-42-5-1, and sentenced to a term of six years. Because of our determination of his first alleged error, we do not reach the remaining issues.
The evidence in this case is that a shoe store was robbed by two persons, male and female, each armed with a gun. Morris was arrested seventeen days later. The trial court admitted into evidence a gun which was found in the purse of a woman passenger in Morris’ car when he was arrested. At the time of the arrest Morris claimed the gun as his. At trial, Morris…
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