Davis v. State

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the denial of David Davis’s motion to correct his sentence. It held that his probation and double-jeopardy arguments did not establish an illegal sentence, while his challenges to the habitual-offender hearing, sentencing-guideline deviation, and related requests were untimely or outside the scope of a sentence-correction motion. The Court also upheld the denial of his requests for treatment-related relief and copies of the indictment, discovery, and sentencing transcript.