A man who got 80 years for shooting a gun in the air after an argument asks the Florida Supreme Court to shorten his sentence.
June 04, 2014 at 12:12 AM
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A man sentenced to 80 years in prison for scaring four men by firing his gun in the air asked the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday to reduce his sentence.
The justices expressed concern that the 10-20-Life law under which Ronald Williams was sentenced in 2010 was not meant to be applied this way but struggled to find a way to remedy his situation.
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