Keawe v. State

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• because parole eligibility is determined by the executive branch, not the judicial branch, of the Hawaiian government, it is irrelevant when determining if a new sentence is more severe
• “In State v. Fry, 61 Haw. 226, 602 P.2d 13 (1979), we recognized that ordering an updated presentence report in a resentencing hearing is within the discretion of the trial judge.... We noted that the relevant statutory language of HRS § 706-601(2

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