Miles v. State

Summary

The Court affirmed the denial of Miles’s petition for sentence modification under Section 4214(f). It held that the Superior Court had discretion, but no obligation, to modify his sentence, and that his original habitual-offender sentence was not illegal because the predicate offense qualified under the law in effect when he committed the triggering felony. The Court also concluded that counsel satisfied the requirements for withdrawal under Rule 26(c) and that the appeal presented no arguably appealable issue.