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Indiana Supreme Court reinstates conviction in Long Beach shooting death

Indiana Supreme Court reinstates conviction in Long Beach shooting death
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Indiana Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Man Battling Asset Forfeiture of His Land Rover, Compares State s Pursuit of Vehicle to Captain Ahab s Chase of the White Whale

The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday issued a blistering ruling that allowed a man to keep his Land Rover in a case about excessive fines and the limits of civil asset forfeiture. The post Indiana Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Man Battling Asset Forfeiture of His Land Rover, Compares State’s Pursuit of Vehicle to ‘Captain Ahab’s Chase of the White Whale’ first appeared on Law & Crime.

Justices Weigh Reinstating Conviction in Two-Year-Old s Death

Justices Weigh Reinstating Conviction in Two-Year-Old’s Death (INDIANAPOLIS) Prosecutors are trying to reinstate a teenager’s murder conviction in the death of a two-year-old boy. Tyre Bradbury didn’t fire a shot, but prosecutors say he acquired the guns for a 2014 gang confrontation in a South Bend park. A stray bullet killed two-year-old John Swoveland Junior as he was playing in his front yard. A divided Court of Appeals ordered a new trial last year the jury should have been able to consider reckless homicide instead of murder. That would have meant a maximum of 16 years. Instead, Bradbury was sentenced to 90 years, reduced to 60 on a first round of appeals.

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Supreme Court reinstates Muncie man s drug conviction

Supreme Court reinstates Muncie man s drug conviction © Indianapolis Star Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Anderson, Indiana INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. The Indiana Supreme Court has reinstated a Muncie man s drug-related conviction stemming from his 2015 arrest at Anderson s Hoosier Park Casino. Michael D. Johnson, now 37, was found guilty of dealing in a look-alike substance, a Level 5 felony carrying up to six years in prison, by a Madison Circuit Court jury in January 2019. Testimony at his trial indicated Johnson had approached a gambling patron at the casino and asked the man whether he wanted to buy white girl, a street term used for cocaine.

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