Bey (Dearcy) v. State

directed toward the codefendant's sentence, the prosecutor commented, "I want to point out to the Court, however, and we did this with both defendants," that the agreed-upon sentence did not reflect the total range of punishment possible for the offenses but that "we're going to stick to our negotiations and not ask for more than seven years." The prosecutor further commented that there were "pluses and minuses to doing negotiations that way" and that the disadvantage was that the district court "kind of focuses on, well, the maximum seven years, when really the maximum for attempt robbery is…