West Virginia Supreme Court· 3/27/1987

State v. Glover

Citations

355 S.E.2d 631
177 W. Va. 650
1987 W. Va. LEXIS 502

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affirming seventy-five years for robbing victim, severely beating victim, and leaving her to die
collecting cases 177 W.Va. at 653, n. 3, 355 S.E.2d at 634 n. 3
upholding defendant’s seventy-five year sentence for aggravated robbery where defendant had a criminal history spanning twenty years, his victim nearly died, and the presentence report described him as “repeatedly violent” and a “danger to society”
upholding defendant’s seventy- five year sentence for aggravated robbery where defendant had a criminal history spanning twenty years, his victim nearly died, and the presentence report described him as “repeatedly violent” and a “danger to society”
seventy-five year sentence upheld when victim nearly died and defendant had previous convictions and a presentence report characterized the defendant as violent
one who charges on appeal that his trial counsel was ineffective and that such resulted in his conviction must prove the allegation by a preponderance of the evidence

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