State v. Berry

Citations

• 2021 Ohio 2249

Syllabus

Trial court's unexplained 12-year delay in resentencing appellant did not violate requirement in Crim.R. 32(A) that an offender's \[s]entence shall be imposed without unnecessary delay\ because that provision does not apply on remand. Trial court committed plain error when it resentenced appellant by ordering concurrent sentences for two allied offenses of similar import instead of conducting an appropriate merger analysis, and by imposing costs that did not comply with the original appellate mandate.