Kimberly R. Anderson v. State of Indiana
── Kimberly R. Anderson v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 25S-CR-00294
Court: Indiana Supreme Court
Date: November 13, 2025
Author: Justice Geoffrey Slaughter
County of Origin: Marion
Category: Criminal
Decision: Dismissed
Justice Rush, Justice Massa, and Justice Molter concur. Justice Goff concurs in result
But defendants can waive this right with a valid appeal waiver.
Like any contract provision, an appeal waiver bars only those appeals
within its scope. Under our precedent, even a comprehensive waiver that
purports to foreclose all appeals cannot legally prevent a defendant from
challenging an unbargained-for “illegal” sentence. This case addresses
what qualifies as an illegal sentence.
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