Charles F. Luppold, Inc. v. Livingood

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• explaining and adopting practice exercised by courts in England that court could modify sentence during court term but could not modify sentence once term was over
• explaining and adopting prac- tice exercised by courts in England that court could modify sentence during court term but could not modify sentence once term was over
• “It seems to have been recognized as one of the earliest doctrines of the common law, that the record of a court may be changed or amended at any time during the same term of the court in which a judgment is rendered.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).