People v. Harden

In People v Timothy Moore, 432 Mich 311; 439 NW2d 684 (1989), we were asked whether a 100- to 200-year sentence could be imposed upon a person convicted of second-degree murder. We found that to be an illegal sentence.

This defendant was originally sentenced to terms of nearly the same length, and we remanded the case for resentencing in accordance with Moore. The prosecutor has moved for reconsideration, asking whether and how the legislative principles outlined in Moore are affected by the fact that other sentences, imposed earlier upon this defendant, must be served consecutively with and…