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People v. Harmon

Citations

  • 640 N.W.2d 314
  • 248 Mich. App. 522

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  • holding that 25 points were appropriately scored based on four concurrent convictions resulting from the same criminal incident
  • concluding that the trial court appropriately assessed 25 points for OV 13 based on the defendant’s four concurrent convictions in that case
  • holding that resentencing is not required for an inaccuracy contained in the PSIR when a trial court does not rely on the inaccurate information in sentencing a defendant; instead, the appropriate remedy is to remand for the ministerial task of correcting the PSIR
  • noting that, although information had to be stricken from the PSIR, there was no need for resentencing “because the trial court did not rely on the challenged information” when it sentenced the defendant
  • affirming an assessment of 25 points for OV 13 where the defendant took four nude photographs of two minors on one day, but on two separate occasions
  • permitting an OV 13 score in the case of four concurrent convictions

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Judges: Griffin, Gage, Meter

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