In re Marriage of Bychina

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the amendment applies to “criminal prosecutions for crimes committed on or after” the effective date of the amendment
• stating that criminal -4- defendants “are likely to be on parole by the time their cases reach this Court” and addressing the appeal on its merits
• cautioning that the defendant’s appeal following a probation revocation proceeding was limited to “only those issues that he could not have raised in an appeal from his” original conviction
• explaining that the scope of a defendant’s appeal from a resentencing following the revocation of probation is limited to those issues the defendant could not have raised in an appeal from his initial conviction
• explaining that the scope of a defendant’s appeal from a resentencing following the revocation of probation is limited to those issues the defendant could not have raised in an appeal from his initial conviction
• explaining that the scope of a defendant’s appeal from a resentencing following the revocation of probation is limited to those issues that a defendant could not have raised in an appeal from his or her initial conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).