State v. Angehrn

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• rejecting ex post facto challenge to the Persistent Offender Accountability Act because the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment is triggered only upon the third conviction for a most serious offense, and statute was enacted before defendant's third most serious offense
• rejecting ex post facto challenge to the Persistent Offender Accountability Act because the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment is triggered only upon the third conviction for a most serious offense and statute was enacted before defendant’s third most serious offense
• ex post facto clause not violated where third `strike' committed after passage of the POAA
• ex post facto clause not violated where third “strike” committed after passage of the Persistent Offender Accountability Act
• application of FOAA. to third most serious crime not ex post facto law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).