People v. Milbourn
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
*634Brickuey, J.
I. INTRODUCTION
A
Before us today stands a defendant who alleges that the trial court abused its discretion by imposing an excessively severe sentence. Defendant Milbourn was convicted of breaking and entering a residence with the intent to maliciously destroy property worth over $100.1 Mr. Milbourn had lived in the residence together with his girl friend, the complainant, until the relationship soured. Shortly after the breakup, Mr. Milbourn committed several hostile acts in an eight-day period. The acts for which Mr. Milbourn’s ten- to fifteen-year sentence was imposed consisted…
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