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Repeat Offender
Can you be called a repeat offender if the two crimes committed are
extremely different in nature, such as auto-theft being the 1st and murder the 2nd? One being in one state and the other in another state? |
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Yes you certainly can in many situations.
But that also depends on the context and if for punishment purposes under a statute it may be that the offenses do not apply as two. |
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Re: Repeat Offender
lets say that auto theft was a parked car and not by force in one state and the murder was in a house with drugs involved in another state, would this be a repeat offense?
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no it would not...
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Are there any past case files that can be viewed to the public relating to repeat offenders of different crime natures?
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...any previous court proceedings are public unless sealed bythe court.
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