Kendrick v. State’s Empirical Analysis
2011
Citation profile
4
cited by 4 later decisions
1
states following
December 2018
most recently cited
4 state decisions
Relationships
Relies on Crawford v. Washington · Richardson v. State · United States v. Shue · Cooper v. State · Overstreet v. State
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“On the evening of April 21, 2008, Kendrick and Aaron Stewart came to Aaron Little’s garage on the west side of Indianapolis for haircuts. Charles Petty, Little’s best friend, was also present. The four men hung out for about an hour. During that time, Stewart and/or Kendrick made references to wanting to rob a bank. Kendrick had a black backpack with him with a Calico semi-automatic pistol inside, an uncommon gun that he had gotten from Stewart several months prior. Stewart and Kendrick left that evening in Kendrick’s blue Trailblazer. They agreed to commit a robbery together the following morning. Little was also apparently in on the robbery at some point. A number of phone calls were made early the next morning between Little and Stewart and Stewart and Kendrick. When Stewart and Kendrick arrived at Little’s house that morning, Little refused to participate in the robbery, but he agreed to get a car for them to use. The three men drove together to a gas station where Little met one of his girlfriends, Twaunya Taylor, at about 7:45 to borrow her black Sebring. After he dropped Taylor off at work, Little met Stewart and Kendrick back at his house. Kendrick took possession of the Sebring, and Stewart drove his Trailblazer. On their way to the bank on the east side, Stewart and Kendrick stopped in a parking lot to solidify their plan for the robbery. The plan was for Stewart to park on the street and wait in his Trailblazer during the robbery. He was instructed to block (with h”
1 later decision quote this exact passage“where a defendant is sentenced on multiple counts, he has no legitimate expectation of finality in any discrete portion of the sentencing package after a partially successful appeal”
1 later decision quote this exact passage
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