Sales v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Judge.
Defendant-Appellant Joseph E. Sales, convicted at jury trial of battery, seeks review of his sentence, asserting that the trial court erred: 1) in admitting into evidence at sentencing hearing a copy of a police report relating to defendant's juvenile record, 2) in imposing a term of 80 days imprisonment without credit time as a condition of a suspended sentence, 8) in ordering restitution for the victim's injuries as a further condition of probation, despite the jury's failure to convict defendant of battery causing bodily injury, and 4) in ordering restitution without inquiry…
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