Reseña de People v. Breazeale

People v. Breazeale de District of Columbia Court of Appeals. Resumen del Libro

The defendant was charged under twelve counts, being two charges of rape, six charges of deviate sexual intercourse by force, two charges of menacing, one charge of first-degree kidnapping and one charge of feloniously entering and remaining in an occupied building with intent to commit sexual assault. Allegedly, there were nine female victims. The crimes were alleged to have been committed between the dates of August 31, 1972 and November 10, 1972. The defendant entered pleas of not guilty by reason of insanity and later raised the question as to his competency to stand trial. A competency hering was held and he was found competent to stand trial. Thereafter he pled guilty to two counts of rape and one count of deviate sexual intercourse by force (sections 18-3-401 and 403, C.R.S. 1973), and moved for sentencing under the Colorado Sex Offenders Act (section 16-13-201 et seq., C.R.S. 1973).

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