DeLeon v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MOYLAN, Judge.
When a statutory sentencing provision for an inchoate crime, such as attempt or conspiracy, expressly sets as the maximum sentence for such inchoate crime the maximum sentence that has been provided for the substantive “target” crime, to what extent, if any, does that sentencing ceiling embrace any mandatory minimum sentencing requirements that have been imposed on the punishment for the substantive offense? Analytically, the answer should be the same whether the mandatory minima have been established across the board for the substantive offense or whether they apply only to *61cert…
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