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wife. He was still on probation from the cocaine conviction when he committed the two felonies. Mr. Luke asked the, defendant why he had written two different phone numbers on the two checks, wondering if he was trying tohide from anyone. Mr. Gray responded,, “I don’t have anything to hide from; nobody. All the police officers know me.”
After finding Mr. Gray guilty of both felonies, the jurors were informed of his prior criminal record, and were • asked to recommend a sentence. Thedefendant was facing a maximum of 10, years in the Department of Corrections, up to 12 months in jail, up to a $2500fine, or a combination of up to 12 months in jail plus up to a fine of $2500.
Ms. Cook pleaded with the jurors totake into account that Mr. Gray had five • children, and agreed that he should be, charged with paying for those two. checks. Mr. Luke informed the jurorsthat one of the points of sentencing is todiscourage others from doing crimes. The jury returned with their recommendation: for each felony, they said he should serve three months in jail plus pay a fine of $500. He will remain in jail until his formal sentencing by the judge on April 28.
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