Robert E. Arthur v. State of Indiana
── Robert E. Arthur v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 25A-CR-02103
Court: Indiana Court of Appeals
Date: February 19, 2026
Author: Judge Cale Bradford
County of Origin: Marion
Category: Criminal
Decision: Affirmed
Judge Pyle and Judge Kenworthy concur
At all times relevant to this appeal, Annette Stewart “was legally blind.” Tr.
Vol. III p. 87. Stewart could “barely” see during the day and “definitely” could
not “see at night.” Tr. Vol. II p. 87. On June 4, 2023, Stewart was visiting her
sister Candi in Indianapolis. Stewart and Candi had spent the day together
planning for a family member’s upcoming graduation party. That evening,
Stewart decided that she wanted to go to the movies.
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