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State v. Carter

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  • 459 P.3d 186

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  • finding the general rule that statements from the bench control over the contents of the journal entry inapplicable because registration is not part of a defendant's sentence
  • usual statutory interpretation practice gives effect to plain meaning of clear statutory language
  • statement in journal entry controlled over statement pronounced at sentencing for KORA registration

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