Charlie Davis Leshore, Jr. v. State of Indiana
── Charlie Davis Leshore, Jr. v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 23S-CR-00051
Court: Indiana Supreme Court
Date: February 28, 2023
Author: Justice Mark Massa
County of Origin: Allen
Category: Criminal
Decision: Reversed and Remanded
Justice Rush and Justice Molter concur. Justice Slaughter and Justice Goff dissent
In 1999, Charlie Leshore pleaded guilty to these crimes: burglary, a
Class B felony; two counts of robbery as Class B felonies; rape, a Class A
felony; and two counts of criminal confinement as Class B felonies. App.
Vol. II, p. 24. Under the plea agreement, the trial court was entrusted the
“final and full authority to impose the sentence it deem[ed] proper.” Id. In
its colloquy with Leshore, the court advised him that he was relinquishing
certain rights by pleading guilty to these felonies, which included the
right to appeal his conviction.
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