T. Crone

State must prove defendant possessed handgun in a place other than his dwelling, property, or fixed place of business for conviction of carrying a handgun without a license

Lifetime driving privileges suspension upheld even though statutory provision was repealed after offense committed and before sentence rendered.

Where the state charged the defendant with obstruction of justice citing the wrong provision of that statute, defendant’s motion for directed verdict should have been granted.

Although the inclusion of affirmation language in the jury instruction was not fundamental error, the best practice is for trial courts to redact such language from the pattern jury instructions.

Postconviction court must determine whether petitioner seeking credit time has exhausted his administrative remedies.