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· 11/10/2011

AYEN, ANDREW D. v. SAIN, KIMBERLY S.

Citations

  • 89 A.D.3d 1440
  • 932 N.Y.2d 418

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  • “[O]nce a defendant’s habitual offender designations are stricken, the trial court has discretion in resentencing pursuant to the sentencing guidelines, including discretion to impose an upward departure sentence if it provides written reasons.” (emphasis added)

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