Indiana Supreme Court February 11, 2014, 49S00-1207-LW-376 (Michael Inman v. State of Indiana)

MASSA, J.,

concurring in result.

I would find no error, harmless or otherwise, in the trial court’s instructing of the jury on felony murder and robbery. When the judge read aloud that “the spirit of our criminal law would not be fostered by a ruling that a defendant could not be convicted of robbing a man he had just killed,” he was not arguing1 for the State, as the majority suggests; he