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Court of Appeals of Indiana > Oral Arguments > Oral Arguments in Boonville Oral Arguments in Boonville
Warrick Superior Court
Superior Court Judges: Honorable Keith Meier, Honorable Robert Aylsworth
Fields v. State
November 19, 2004
Panel:
- Judge John G. Baker
- Judge L. Mark Bailey
- Judge Melissa S. May
We heard oral argument in this case on November 19, 2004 in Boonville. We thank the Warrick County Bench and Bar for its hospitality and commend counsel for the quality of their advocacy.
Warrick Circuit Courtroom
Warrick County Courthouse
One County Square
Boonville, IN 47601
Circuit Judge: Honorable David O. Kelley
State v. Mitchell
September 18, 2000
Panel:
- Judge Edward W. Najam, Jr.
- Judge L. Mark Bailey
- Judge Melissa S. Mattingly
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