THOMAS CRUMPTON v. DEIRDRE SAMPLES

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• holding that defendant was properly sentenced under statute in effect at time of commission of crime, notwithstanding amendment to statute passed before he was resentenced following remand
• holding that defendant was properly sentenced under statute in effect at time of commission of crime, notwithstanding amendment to statute passed before he was resentenced following remand
• in determining whether change in statutory law applies in criminal cases courts generally apply law in existence on date of offense

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