Moss v. Commonwealth
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LAMBERT, Justice.
Appellant, Ronnie R. Moss, was charged in the Christian County Circuit Court with the offenses of third degree burglary, second degree hindering apprehension, and first degree persistent felony offender. The charge of hindering apprehension was dismissed upon motion of the Commonwealth. The jury returned a guilty verdict on the third degree burglary charge and appellant then entered into a plea agreement as to the persistent felony offender charge. In accordance with the plea agreement, appellant was sentenced to five years on the underlying burglary offense and his sentence…
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