Jeter v. State

MICKLE, Judge.

This cause comes before us on appeal after remand.1 Jeter first sought review of his sentences arguing his guidelines scoresheet was calculated erroneously in that (1) primary and additional offenses were scored incorrectly, and (2) legal constraint points were assessed improperly. The state conceded error with respect to the scoring of primary and additional offenses. With regard to the second point, because there was no evidence in the record to demonstrate that Jeter was under legal constraint at the time he committed the primary offenses, this court concluded that legal…