Hurst v. State
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtBrandon J. Harrison, Judge
hOn 27 August 2013, Roy Hurst pleaded guilty to stealing property worth at least $25,000, which is a Class B felony. The court sentenced Hurst to twelve years in the Arkansas Department of Correction. In this sentence-enhancement appeal, Hurst argues that the circuit court improperly considered a misdemeanor conviction from Monroe County that was on appeal from district court to circuit court when it sentenced him in this case. For a few reasons, we affirm the circuit court.
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Hurst pleaded guilty in the Arkansas County Circuit Court to one count of theft of property worth at least $25,000…
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