State v. Belanger
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtGrimes, J.
This appeal from convictions for grand larceny and for receiving stolen goods raises issues of the sufficiency of evidence to prove the value of a stolen item and of the legality of an “indeterminate” sentence which had a minimum of fifty-eight months and a maximum of sixty months. After trial to the court, defendant was found guilty and on December 15, 1972, was sentenced on each offense to not less than fifty-eight months or more than sixty months, which sentences were to run consecutively. Exceptions to denial of a motion to dismiss for insufficient proof of value of a stolen item and…
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