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Ashley v. State

Citations

  • 538 So. 2d 1181
  • 1989 WL 5482

How courts have described this case

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  • reaching a similar result for a defendant who burgled a home to get $4 to pay a grocer for food eaten in the store
  • reaching a similar result for a defendant who burgled a home to get $4 to pay a grocer for food eaten in the store
  • stating that Ashley did not have permission from the owner to enter the home
  • Conviction of defendant who had stolen two cans of sardines affirmed, but sentence as a habitual offender remanded for resentencing
  • \the word `crime' in our burglary statutes includes misdemeanors as well as felonies\
  • trial court must perform proportionality analysis when imposing life without parole for third strike attempted robbery conviction; life without parole is unconstitutional as applied to defendant who stole three or four cans of sardines

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Judges: Robertson

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