State v. Floyd

¶1 Thomas Floyd appeals from his convictions for second degree assault and six violations of a no-contact order, as well as the sentencing court’s use of his 1972 convictions for robbery and second degree assault in calculating his offender score. The State cross appeals the sentencing court’s determination that Floyd does not qualify as a persistent offender subject to a mandatory life sentence under the Persistent Offender Accountability Act (POAA), RCW 9.94A.570. The State also appeals from a different sentencing court’s offender score calculation, resulting from Floyd’s subsequent…