Wiley v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtGross, J.
Eric Wiley, a habitual felony offender, appeals his sentence for third-degree murder to life imprisonment, with a twenty-five (25) year mandatory minimum, pursuant to Florida’s 10/20/Life statute. We affirm, holding that the sentence was both *237constitutional and in conformity with the applicable statutes.
Wiley was charged by information with (1) the second-degree murder of Dwight Starks, (2) the third-degree murder of Dwight Starks, (3) aggravated battery with a firearm on Aaron Stoudemire, (4) aggravated assault with a firearm on Aaron Stoudemire, and (5) possession of a firearm by a…
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