FROM THE LIBRARY:

September 11, 2025

Released 219 Months Early

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CASE:  State v. D.T.

FACTS:  Client convicted in three counties of obtaining property by false pretenses and in two of those counties was sentenced as a habitual felon for a cumulative sentence of 355 to 448 months imprisonment. 

RESULT ON APPEAL:  Client’s conviction for obtaining property by false pretenses was vacated in one county, resulting in the vacating of habitual felon convictions in two other counties. Client re-sentenced without habitual felon status, credit for time served, and released 219 months early from prison. 

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