Rutherford v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a record of arrests may be considered “as a poor reflection on the defendant’s character” in 7(B) sentence review
• holding that we may consider a defendant’s history of arrests as a reflection of his character
• holding that we may consider a defendant’s history of arrests as a reflection of his character
• concluding that defendant’s criminal history and “frequent contact” with criminal justice system reflected poorly on character
• holding that “it is appropriate to consider such a [criminal] record as a poor reflection on the defendant’s character”
• concluding that although the defendant’s criminal history was not aggravating “to a high degree,” it was still a poor reflection on his character

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).