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State v. Campbell

Citations

  • 656 S.E.2d 371
  • 376 S.C. 212
  • 2008 S.C. LEXIS 8

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  • clarifying that while a circuit court lacks the \power\ to re-sentence a defendant after the term of court has ended, it is not for lack of \subject matter jurisdiction\
  • explaining that while a circuit court lacks the \power\ to re-sentence a defendant after the term of court has ended, it is not for lack of \subject matter jurisdiction\
  • distinguishing jurisdiction from subject matter jurisdiction and explaining a trial judge is without the power to act under the general rule despite the existence of subject matter jurisdiction
  • finding a trial court loses jurisdiction at the end of a criminal case
  • \It is a long-standing rule of law that a trial judge is without jurisdiction to consider a criminal matter once the term of court during which judgment was entered expires.\

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Judges: Beatty, Moore, Pleicones, Toal, Waller

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