Mitchell v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
GETTY, Judge.
On June 15,1982, Johnny Mitchell (appellant) was convicted by a jury in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City of kidnapping, assault with intent to rape, first degree sexual offense and carrying a deadly weapon. The state, on the same day, moved for imposition of mandatory sentences. The court (Karwacki, J.) imposed sentence of twenty-five years for kidnapping; fifteen years, concurrent, for attempted rape; twenty-five years, concurrent, for first degree sexual offense; and three years, concurrent, on the deadly weapon count. The sentence on each count was expressed to be without…
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