Howser v. Newman

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• opining a \case present[ed] an exceptional circumstance because the State concede[d] in its brief that the trial court committed error by imposing an improper sentence\
• vacating a sentence when the State conceded the trial court committed an error by imposing an improper sentence
• excusing a failure to preserve a sentencing error in the interest of judicial economy
• finding, although the issue was not preserved, an exceptional circumstance existed to vacate an erroneous sentence because \the State concede[d] in its brief that the trial court committed error by imposing an improper sentence\
• finding although the issue was not preserved, an exceptional circumstance existed to vacate an erroneous sentence because \the State concede[d] in its brief that the trial court committed error by imposing an improper sentence\
• vacating a kidnapping sentence, issued alongside a murder sentence, and finding the case \present[ed] an exceptional circumstance because the State concede[d] in its brief that the [circuit] court committed error by imposing an improper sentence\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).