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Ohmer v Com.,2005-CA-001001
--Not Published, Affirming --
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Oliver V Com.,2004-CA-001219
-- Published ; Reversing and Remanding
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O'Neal v Com, 2003-CA-001926
-- Not Published ; Affirming
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Osborne v Com.,2005-CA-002243
--Not Published ; Affirming
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Owens v Com, 2004-CA-001809--Not To Be Published;
Affirming -- PDF Owens v Com, 2004-CA-001592
-- Not Published ; Affirming
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Phillip Ohmer appeals from an order of the
Campbell Circuit Court denying his motion to correct a presentence
investigation report. Ohmer argues that the report
contains irrelevant and prejudicial information resulting in a
loss of rights under the Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments
to the United States Constitution and sections Two and Eleven of
the Kentucky Constitution. For the reasons stated below, we
affirm the order on appeal.
In this action, Stewart Oliver appeals
from a judgment of the McCracken Circuit Court entered on June
1, 2004, in which he was convicted on one count of theft by
deception over $300.00 and one count of criminal possession of a
forged instrument. The trial court sentenced Stewart to two
years in prison. Concluding that the trial court erred in
failing to instruct the jury on lesser included offenses, we
reverse and remand for new trial.
Cedric W. O’Neal appeals pro se from an order
entered by the Jefferson Circuit Court denying his motion
seeking RCr 11.42 relief. For the reasons stated hereafter, we
affirm.
Randall Osborne appeals pro se to this Court from
the Clark Circuit Court’s denial of his CR2 60.02 motion for
post-conviction relief. In this appeal, Osborne asserts that
his sentence should be vacated due to ten errors committed by
the trial court. On January 11, 1990, Osborne was indicted on charges
of murder and first-degree robbery. He was separately indicted
for possession of cocaine. In April 1990, Osborne pleaded
guilty to the charges, and the court sentenced him to life
imprisonment for murder and twenty-one years for robbery and
cocaine possession. In September 1997, Osborne moved to have
his sentences vacated pursuant to RCr3 11.42. The trial court
denied Osborne’s motion, and this Court affirmed.
On three separate occasions in 1983, appellant, Charles Bradford Owens, broke into the home of a lady, forcibly raped and sodomized her, and stole items from her. When called to account for these heinous crimes, by indictment by the grand jury of Jefferson County, Owens entered into a plea agreement whereby the Commonwealth Attorney recommended a sentence of three twenty-year terms, to be run concurrently.
Link Owens (Owens) brings this appeal
from an order of the Knox Circuit Court, entered July 8, 2004,
denying his motion made pursuant to Kentucky Rules of Criminal
Procedure (RCr) 11.42, following an evidentiary hearing. We
affirm.
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