Carver v. Commonwealth
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STERNBERG, Justice.
Movant Peggy Carver was convicted by a McLean County District Court Jury of violating certain local option laws. On the basis of a 1976 prior conviction for a similar violation, the jury found her to be a recidivist bootlegger and enhanced her punishment. The McLean Circuit Court affirmed the conviction in all respects except for the enhanced punishment portion. Movant unsuccessfully sought review of her case by the Court of Appeals, which denied her motion for discretionary review. This court granted her motion, and movant alleges some nine points of error were committed…
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