Winters v. State
Mississippi Supreme Court
1DissentKitchens, Justice
¶ 14. I respectfully disagree with today’s decision that the indictment sufficiently charged Jeremy Winters with felony DUI. Because the indictment was incurably ambiguous as to whether Winters was charged 'with a felony or a misdemeanor, the trial court should not have sentenced him for a felony, only for a misdemeanor. Clubb v. State, 672 So.2d 1201, 1206 (Miss.1996). Therefore, I would reverse the judgment and remand the case for resentencing under Mississippi Code Section 63-11-30(3)(d) (Rev.2004).
¶ 15. Winters was indicted for violating Mississippi Code Section 63 — 11—30(l)(c), and an…
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