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Page v. State

Citations

  • 657 P.2d 850
  • 1983 Alas. App. LEXIS 273

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • establishing a benchmark for a typical second degree murder of between twenty to thirty years
  • second degree murder but originally charged as first degree — stabbing, tying up victim, leaving victim to die; 99 year sentence imposed
  • an appellate court is to affirm a sentencing decision unless the decision is clearly mistaken
  • “It would appear appropriate . . . that one convicted of [second-degree murder] should receive a sentence of from twenty to thirty years.”
  • where an inference from one specific fact to another fact requires reliance on a proposition of generalized knowledge, which is not subject to judicial notice, the proposition must be proved by expert testimony
  • upholding a sentence of 60 years' imprisonment

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Judges: Singleton

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