City of Daytona Beach v. Del Percio

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• rejecting perjury as a sentencing factor because it can be redressed by prosecution for perjury itself
• \[T]he defendant's exercise of the right to trial cannot be a factor in the sentencing decision.\
• language refers to portion of breast directly or laterally below the top of the areola
• “[T]he defendant’s exercise of the right to trial cannot be a factor in the sentencing decision.”
• language refers to portion of breast directly or laterally below the top of the areola
• “While the judge’s discussion suggests he may also have imposed the sentence because he believed Moore lied during the trial, the proper method of imposing punishment for perjury would be through a separate prosecution.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).