In re T. W. O.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that 6 resentencing before a different judge is the typical remedy for the State's breach of a plea agreement
• holding that resentencing before different judge remedy for State's breach of plea agreement
• declining to address whether breach of plea agreement was subject to constitutional harmless error standard because State failed to pursue the argument
• declining to address whether breach of plea agreement was subject to constitutional harmless error standard because State failed to pursue the argument
• describing resentencing in front of a different judge as one of two typical remedies, the other being withdrawal of the plea
• suggesting a defendant would not be entitled to a remedy for the State's breach if the reviewing court could say there was no reasonable possibility the breach contributed to the sentence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).