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Fields v. State

Citations

  • 629 P.2d 46
  • 1981 Alas. LEXIS 598

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  • vacating a nine-year sentence with four years suspended and holding that the sentence should not exceed six years with three years suspended for fraudulent sale of $25,500 in securities by an offender with no significant prior record
  • \Evidence of other offenses or misconduct is often relevant to show that the charged offense was part of an overall scheme or plan to defraud.\
  • sentence of nine years with four years suspended was reversed. The supreme court held that the sentence should not exceed six years with three suspended. Fields had no significant criminal record, and received about $25,500 through fraudulent sales of securities
  • prior bad check charge not admissible to show defendant’s insolvency
  • prior bad check charge not admissible to show defendant's insolvency

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Judges: Connor, Rabinowitz, Con-Nor, Burke, Matthews

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