State of Indiana v. Crissy A. Jackson

Madison, Indiana criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with level 2 felony dealing in meth.

In 2015, the State charged Jackson with level 2 felony dealing in methamphetamine, level 2 felony conspiracy to deal in methamphetamine, level 3 felony dealing in methamphetamine, and level 3 felony conspiracy to deal in methamphetamine. In February 2016, Jackson pled guilty, and the trial court entered a judgment of conviction on one level 2 count of dealing methamphetamine and on one level 3 count of dealing in methamphetamine. The trial court sentenced her to a ten-year aggregate sentence, suspended to probation supervised by community corrections.



In June 2016, the Jefferson County Community Corrections Department filed a petition to revoke Jackson's community corrections/probation. The petition alleged that Jackson had violated the terms of her probation when she failed to report to community corrections, left her residence without permission on three separate occasions, failed to notify community corrections of her changed address, and failed to pay fees. Following a December 2016 hearing, the trial court issued a January 2017 order finding that Jackson had violated her probation and revoked one year of her suspended sentence.



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Jackson v. State, 24A-CR-572 (Ind. App. Sep 23, 2024)