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Dustin R. Paul v. State of Indiana

── Dustin R. Paul v. State of Indiana ── Case No.: 21A-CR-00166 Court: Indiana Court of Appeals Date: September 21, 2021 Author: Judge L. Mark Bailey County of Origin: Howard Category: Criminal Decision: Affirmed, Reversed and Remanded Judge Crone and Judge Pyle concur Paul was on probation in the First Cause when the State filed charges in the Second Cause. Paul pleaded guilty and the sentence in the Second Cause was imposed consecutive to the sentence in the First Cause. Paul was again placed on probation. While Paul was on probation, the State filed petitions to revoke in both the First Cause and the Second Cause. The court issued arrest warrants in both causes. Not long thereafter, law enforcement encountered Paul near the scene of a reported burglary in progress.
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