People v. McKee

Opinion

YEGAN, J.

This is a “second strike” case under the new “three strikes” law, yet another complex sentence law overlaying an existing complex sentencing scheme. David McKee pled guilty to four counts of forgery. (Pen. Code, § 470.) He was sentenced to prison for six years, eight months and appeals contending: “I. The trial court erred in imposing consecutive subordinate terms. [U II. The trial court erred by doubling the subordinate terms. . . . [‘jQ III. Using appellant’s prior conviction both to enhance his sentence by doubling the subordinate terms and to mandate consecutive sentences…