McIlvaine v. State

How courts have described this case

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• indicating that one need not reach the second two factors if one finds against defendant on the first Freeman factor
• clarifying that the comparison must be between the “same” offenses, not “similar” offenses
• clarifying that the comparison must be between die “same” offense, not “similar” offenses
• clarifying that the comparison must be between the \same\ offense, not \similar\ offenses
• defendant charged with two counts of rape and six counts of aggravated criminal sodomy given two life sentences
• “When considering a case-specific disproportionality challenge to a sentence under the Eighth Amendment and § 9, a district judge must make factual findings and draw conclusions of law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).