162 Years Sentence for 1st Conviction Due to Stacking the Charges
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- Published on Friday, 06 July 2012 16:28
- Written by Advocates For Ajay
A Florida man is the latest victim of what is called “stacking”. Stacking is the process that District Attorney’s use to leverage a case against someone. With mandatory minimum sentencing, which is a Federal requirement since legislation passed in the 1980, District Attornies have the power to sentence someone to multiple life times. Quartavious Davis was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to 162 years even though it is his first conviction and no one was hurt.