Johnathan Kenneth Ray Davis v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in imposing a sentence, “the trial court’s consideration of [the defendant’s] lack of remorse and failure to take ownership of his actions or apologize to the victims’ families constituted fundamental error”
• finding that a “trial court’s consideration of a defendant’s lack of remorse in imposing its sentence is fundamental error”
• “A trial court's consideration of a defendant's lack of remorse in imposing its sentence is fundamental error.”
• “A trial court’s consideration of a defendant’s lack of remorse in imposing its sentence is fundamental error.”
• “A trial court’s consideration of a defendant’s lack of remorse in imposing its sentence is fundamental error.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).