Supreme Court of Louisiana· 5/7/2013

State v. Brown

Citations

118 So. 3d 332
2013 WL 1878911
2013 La. LEXIS 1075

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holding that a cumulative term-of-years sentence for one criminal episode should not be treated as LWOP even though the defendant would not be eligible for 68 parole until he was eighty-six
observing that Graham did not include any “analysis of sentences for multiple convictions and provide[d] no guidance on how to handle such sentences”
observing that Graham did not include any \analysis of sentences for multiple convictions and provide[d] no guidance on how to handle such sentences\
concluding Graham did not apply to cases in which a * lengthy term-of-years sentence was the result of multiple convictions for which the sentences were imposed consecutively
holding Graham does not apply to multiple term-of-years sentences leading to release at age 86
holding Graham does not apply to multiple term-of-years sentences leading to release at age 86

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Judges: Elected, III, Rendering, Sits, Victory

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