· 5/22/2024
Rhoda Mann v. Animal Aid, Inc.
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- holding a defendant may appeal a sentence imposed after a contested hearing on a probation violation
- noting that when a plea agreement states a range of sentences, the pleading defendant receives sentence “pursuant to” the agreement when the sentence is ultimately imposed
- stating that a defendant has not waived the right to appeal a sentence imposed after a contested probation-violation hearing because it is not \entered pursuant to a plea agreement\
- “a defendant who pleads guilty but later contests an alleged probation violation may appeal the resulting sentence”
- court of appeals may not overrule, modify or disregard decisions of Arizona Supreme Court
- “[Rule] 32.1 provides the review process for defendants who plead guilty.”
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