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Indiana Court of Appeals
Thomas S. Gray v. State of Indiana
23A-CR-1871
Criminal. Affirms the Allen Superior Court’s revocation of Thomas Gray’s probation. Finds that Gray admitted that he committed Level 5 felony child exploitation when he pled guilty and a person of ordinary intelligence would understand that active participation in a treatment program intended to treat criminal behavior would require the person to take responsibility for committing that crime. Also finds that Additional Condition of Probation #2 adequately informed Gray that his failure to comply with the conditions of the sexual perpetrator treatment program would result in a probation violation, and therefore, it was not unconstitutionally vague.

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