Court of Appeals – Persistent violent felony offender: People v. Kaval

By: Daily Record Staff January 20, 2023 Comments Off

New York State Court of Appeals Persistent violent felony offender Resentencing – Supplemental evidence. People v. Kaval No. 103 Memorandum Background: The defendant initially sentenced as a persistent violent felony offender in 2013. On appeal, the people conceded that the defendant’s prior incarceration dates did not provide sufficient tolling to qualify his 1987 conviction as a requisite predicate offense. The sentence ...

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Court of Appeals – Persistent violent felony offender: People v. Kaval

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