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Huff v. State

Citations

  • 598 P.2d 928
  • 1979 Alas. LEXIS 658

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  • affirming three-year sentences imposed concurrently on each of three counts of embezzlement
  • three-year sentence for perjury in a civil case involving a relatively small amount of money is appropriate
  • A real estate salesman embezzled $6,500 from a client. The supreme court upheld a three year sentence for embezzlement, but reduced a five-year concurrent sentence for perjury to three years.
  • Huff embezzled $6,500 while acting as a fiduciary in the course of a business transaction. His offense would be a class C felony under current law. Three-year sentence affirmed but a concurrent five-year sentence for perjury reduced to three years
  • affirming three-year sentence for perjury for first offender

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

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