Supreme Court of Delaware· 12/14/1990
Robinson v. State
Citations
- 584 A.2d 1203
- 1990 Del. LEXIS 388
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- holding that the Truth in Sentencing Act did not violate the Equal Protection Clause by applying only prospectively and thereby creating a “dual system of sentencing” for defendants convicted of the same crimes committed at different times
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Judges: Christie, Walsh, Holland
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7 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. NguyenCourt of Appeals of Arizona· 1996-01-25· cited 13×
- Vickers v. DzurendaCourt of Appeals of Nevada· 2018-11-21· cited 1×
- Boyd v. GarraghtyD. Delaware· 2002-04-30
- VICKERS (TRACEY) VS. DIRECTORNevada Supreme Court· 2018-11-21
- State v. WallsSuperior Court of Delaware· 2019-09-12
- Walker v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 2020-05-04
- Anderson v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 2023-10-24
Cites
10 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Mistretta v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1989-01-18· cited 2,457×
- Williams v. IllinoisSupreme Court· 1970-06-29· cited 985×
- Clements v. FashingSupreme Court· 1982-09-09· cited 772×
- Schweiker v. WilsonSupreme Court· 1981-03-04· cited 721×
- United States v. Mark R. Stewart A/K/A Mark JohnsonSeventh Circuit· 1988-12-22· cited 43×
- Larry Frazier v. John R. Manson, Commissioner of Corrections, Kenneth Schaffer v. Carl Robinson, WardenSecond Circuit· 1983-03-07· cited 30×
- Jerry Don Foster v. Washington State Board of Prison Terms and ParoleNinth Circuit· 1989-07-12· cited 30×
- Boyer v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1989-07-18· cited 7×
- Wicks v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1989-04-06· cited 6×
- Swinson v. United States Parole CommissionE.D. North Carolina· 1988-02-18· cited 4×
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