188 So. 3d 409 - State v. Shaikh’s Empirical Analysis

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3 state decisions

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1. “Shaikh's assignment of error with respect to the sentence imposed for indecent behavior of a juvenile is moot given our reversal and vacating of same.”

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Shaikh · State of Louisiana v. Fahim A. Shaikh

2. “In this criminal matter, the thirteen-year-old victim, A.G., 1 was at her house on the morning of April 17, 2014, when her mother, Mitzi Gormanous, left with her older daughter and grandson to go shopping. A.G. did not go shopping because she was punished for inappropriate behavior. When they returned approximately an hour and a half later, A.G. was gone. This was the second time that A.G. had run away according to her mother, and following a brief search, Gormanous called the sheriff's office and reported A.G. as a runaway. A.G. was found later that day when she went to the sheriff's station with Mrs. Judith Knox. Mrs. Knox was the grandmother of her friend, Alexis Knox, and with whom Alexis lived. A.G.'s trial testimony indicates that on the morning in question, she planned on running away to Alexis's house. As such, she packed a bag with her clothes and began walking towards her destination. As she was walking, Shaikh, who was driving his car, stopped and asked A.G. if she needed a ride. A.G. obliged and asked to be taken to Alexis's house. Since Alexis was not going to be home until later that day, Shaikh and A.G. went to the Dairy Queen drive-through to get food, went to Shaikh's friend's apartment, ran other errands, and finally ended up at Alexis's house. A.G. alleged that during this time, Shaikh kissed her cheek, tickled her, slapped her butt, and professed his love for her. As a result, Shaikh was charged on June 12, 2014 with one count of simple kidnapping, a viola”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Shaikh

3. “no evidence that Shaikh possessed a criminal history during the fifteen years he resided in the United States.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State of Louisiana v. Fahim A. Shaikh