Dylan Thomas Tate v. State of Indiana
── Dylan Thomas Tate v. State of Indiana ──
Case No.: 19S-LW-00444
Court: Indiana Supreme Court
Date: January 28, 2021
Author: Justice Geoffrey Slaughter
County of Origin: Madison
Category: Criminal
Decision: Affirmed
A jury found Dylan Tate guilty of molesting and murdering an
eighteen-month-old boy. During sentencing, the jury found three
statutory aggravators beyond a reasonable doubt and recommended life
imprisonment without parole for the murder conviction, which the trial
court adopted. In this direct appeal, Tate argues that the trial court
committed fundamental error by admitting improper character evidence
and medical-personnel testimony and that the jury had insufficient
evidence of two of the aggravators.
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