Grinstead v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BOEHM, Justice.
A jury convicted Jerry Ray Grinstead of murder and conspiracy to commit murder, a Class A felony, and theft and conspiracy to commit theft, -both Class D felonies. The trial court 'imposed sentences of sixty years for murder, forty-five years for conspiracy to commit murder, and three years for theft, all consecutive; and three years for conspiracy to commit theft, concurrent to all sentences, for a total term of 108 years. In this direct appeal, Grinstead presents three issues for our review:
I. Do the convictions for murder and conspiracy to commit murder violate the Double…
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