Blotz v. State

The appellant, Robert Lee Blotz, contends the trial court erred in sentencing him as a habitual offender for three life felonies. Since, however, the record shows that Blotz was properly convicted and sentenced as a habitual offender for a crime which could have been classified as a life felony but was not, we find merit only in Blotz’s contention that the sentencing documents on his two actual life felony convictions improperly indicate habitual offender status. We also find that consecutive habitual offender sentences may have been improperly imposed on Blotz in this instance. For that…