Courts in Connecticut just can't seem to agree on what to do with a Vietnamese immigrant who was convicted of assaulting his daughter more than a decade ago. First he was sentenced to 13 years behind bars. Then, after proving his lawyer failed to inform him of a potential plea deal, he was resentenced to nine years.
November 22, 2013 at 12:48 AM
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Courts in Connecticut just can’t seem to agree on what to do with a Vietnamese immigrant who was convicted of assaulting his daughter more than a decade ago. First he was sentenced to 13 years behind bars. Then, after proving his lawyer failed to inform him of a potential plea deal, he was resentenced to nine years.
Now the state Supreme Court has negated the second sentence, and the man will return to court for a third time.
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