People v. Kendall
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtLahtinen, J.
Shortly before the scheduled trial, defendant elected to plead guilty to all charges in both indictments with no promise as to sentencing. For the crimes in the January 2008 indictment, he was sentenced to concurrent prison terms of 2x/2 to 7 years for *1192the burglary conviction, 90 days for the attempted petit larceny conviction and one year for the criminal mischief conviction. The sentences for the crimes in the May 2008 indictment, which were concurrent to each other but consecutive to the sentence for the crimes in the January 2008 indictment, were 25 years for the attempted murder…
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