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· 4/15/1883

State ex rel. Ross v. Case

Citations

  • 77 Mo. 247

How courts have described this case

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  • \Probation is a tool available to the judiciary in the rehabilitative aspect of the sentencing function.\
  • where original sentence includes a term of probation, court retains jurisdiction to limit defendant’s liberty interest
  • “Probation is a tool available to the judiciary in the rehabilitative aspect of the sentencing function.”
  • statute authorizing imposition of fines or imprisonment upon probation violation up to the balance of the maximum that could have been originally imposed did not violate State Double Jeopardy Clause
  • where court previously sentenced defendant to probation and defendant violated probation, Stapleford notwithstanding, due process is not violated by a statute which authorizes courts to impose, upon probation violation, the maximum sentence that could have been imposed originally
  • probation does not mark the end of the sentencing function

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Judges: Hough

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