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People v. Jackson

Citations

  • 487 Mich. 783
  • 790 N.W.2d 340
  • 2010 Mich. LEXIS 1712

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  • holding that remand for resentencing is required when a sentence for a concurrent offense relied on information related to a vacated conviction
  • noting the Court of Appeals may grant further or different relief as the case may require under MCR 7.216(A)(7
  • as far as possible, effect should be given to every phrase or clause in a statute
  • “When the defendant’s sentence is . . . based on inaccurate information, a remand for resentencing is required.”
  • “[A] defendant is entitled to resentencing when the trial court erred in scoring an offense variable, and the error affected the statutory sentencing guidelines range.”
  • “In order to file a proper motion to remand under MCR 7.211(C)(1), a defendant must file the motion within the time provided for filing his brief on appeal.... ”

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Judges: Davis, Kelly, Cavanagh, Markman, Hathaway, Young, Corrigan

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