This Traveling Oral Argument will not be webcast live because it will not take place in the Court of Appeals Courtroom. Video of the event will become available within about one week after the hearing. See Oral Arguments Online for video.

Kenyonn Sincere was convicted of Class A misdemeanor false impersonation of a public servant after he was found to have falsely represented himself to be a detective with Marion County Sheriff’s Department to the owner of the Fundae’s Ice Cream Shop in Speedway.  On appeal, Sincere contends that the trial court had abused its discretion in admitting certain evidence at trial and the deputy prosecutor had committed prosecutorial misconduct.  Sincere argues that the cumulative effect of these errors requires reversal.  Sincere also contends that the evidence is insufficient to sustain his conviction.  For its part, the State contends that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting the challenged evidence, the deputy prosecutor did not commit prosecutorial misconduct, and the evidence is sufficient to sustain Sincere’s conviction.

The scheduled panelists are Judge Bradford, Judge Weissmann, and Judge Foley.