I was reading the sentencing papers on the man who killed my mother and I seen "CT 5". It was where they had stated how many years that he was to serve. I seen the same term used several times on the paper still pertaining to the sentencing. Could someone please tell me what it means? Not sure if you may need this information but he was imprisoned for being DUI and causing the accident that killed my mother and severely injured my brother. I would appreciate a response, and thank you in advance for your time.
Asked on 12/30/09, 2:25 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Charles W. Field
Charles W. Field, Attorney at Law
That generally stands for "Count 5". However, to be sure, check with the clerk in the court where the sentence was entered.
Answered on 1/04/10, 2:32 pm
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