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AUDIT ROW #440 · APPELLATE AND STATUTE RECORDS, STATED AS A CLASS TEST
The grave record of this ground holds three cases — Pearish, Pittman, and Rozinski, told whole in Crime & Public Safety — and every one of them, as printed there, is a single-victim event; the checklist's multi-victim and family-annihilation class was tested above that record, and the class is empty here. The test's two instruments are stated: the appellate record (a multi-victim Walkerton case of any era would have generated reported appeals beyond the one this build holds — Pittman v. State, 528 N.E.2d 67 (Ind. 1988), the town's one homicide prosecution of record) and the statute record (a victim-named law — an "Aubree's Law" pattern, a statute carrying a Walkerton victim's name — was searched for and none exists). The class result is therefore a tested negative in both limbs, printed at appellate-and-statute strength: this town's homicide history is three single-victim cases across its whole record, and this section's refusal to multiply them into a class they do not form is the point of the item.
Principal sources: Crime & Public Safety (the three cases; Pittman v.