Good v. State

OPINION

CONNOR, Justice.

This is a sentence appeal. After entering pleas of guilty, appellant William K. Good was sentenced to incarceration for fifteen years for armed robbery (with a firearm) 1 and twenty years for burglary in an occupied dwelling, 2 the terms to be served concurrently. Good appeals these sentences 3 on the grounds that they are excessive and that the sentencing court did not have the benefit of a psychiatric evaluation before imposing sentence.

Good, then age 25, and another man, acting at Good’s instigation, planned to burglarize a Fairbanks home which they were told…