Bearden v. State

Appellant was convicted of first degree murder, robbery with a deadly weapon, burglary with an assault or while armed with a dangerous weapon, and grand theft. The court sentenced him to consecutive terms of life imprisonment with a twenty-five year mandatory minimum for the first degree murder, seventy-five years imprisonment for the robbery, and seventy-five years imprisonment for the burglary. Appellant’s substantive issues are without merit; however, the judgment and sentences are incongruous with the proceedings below.

The conviction for grand theft cannot stand because the grand theft…