Peters v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STATON, Judge.
Following a jury trial, Mark A. Peters (Peters) was convicted of distributing obscene material, 1 a class A misdemeanor. Peters appeals, raising the following issues: 2(1) Whether the material which Peters sold to a police officer is obscene;(2) Whether the evidence that Peters acted "knowingly or intentionally" is sufficient to support his conviction;(3) Whether the State offered sufficient evidence to rebut the testimony of Peters's expert witness; and(4) Whether the trial court erroneously refused to give certain instructions tendered by Peters.
Affirmed.
On June 28, 1981,…
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