People v. Katt

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• explaining that if a judgment of sentence contains an error, it is appropriate to remand the matter for the ministerial task of correcting the error
• explaining that, if a judgment of sentence contains an error, it is appropriate to remand the matter for the ministerial task of correcting that error
• when there is a mistake in a judgment of sentence, it is appropriate for this Court to remand to allow the trial court to correct it
• where a judgment of sentence has a clerical error, the proper remedy is remand to the trial court for the amendment of the judgment of sentence
• a trial court is not obligated to repeat previously given instructions as long as the “court’s supplemental instruction was responsive to the jury’s request and did not serve to mislead the jury in any manner”

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