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Bass v. State

Citations

  • 643 S.E.2d 851
  • 284 Ga. App. 331
  • 2007 Fulton County D. Rep. 980
  • 2007 Ga. App. LEXIS 310

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  • remanding the case as “not ripe for appeal,” where, with respect to each count of which appellant was found guilty, the trial court had not either entered a written sentence or made written notation that the count merged
  • “With respect to each count of which [the defendant] was found guilty, the trial court did not either (a) enter a written sentence, or (b
  • where trial court does not enter a written sentence or written notation of merged counts for sentencing purposes, a case is unripe for appeal
  • when the trial court fails entirely to enter a written sentence on one or more counts, the case remains pending in the trial court and is not a final judgment ripe for review
  • although the trial court announced at the sentencing hearing that certain counts would be merged with others, “the trial court did not either (a) enter a written sentence, or (b
  • although the trial court announced at the sentencing hearing that certain counts would be merged with others, as to each guilty verdict, “the trial court did not either (a) enter a written sentence, or (b

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Judges: Phipps, Smith, Ruffin

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