State v. Hampton
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
|?By ah attended bill of information, the state charged Lorenzo Hampton with second degree kidnapping and aggravated flight From an officer. A unanimous jury acquitted Hampton of the first charge but convicted Hampton of the second. The court sentenced Hampton to two years’ imprisonment at hard labor and ordered him to pay a fine of $2,000, or, if in default, to serve 200 days’ imprisonment concurrently with his two-year sentence.
Subsequently, the state filed an habitual offender bill, and Hampton was adjudicated a fifth-felony offender. The court imposed a hard labor sentence of 30 years…
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