State v. Chandler
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 164
Syllabus
SENTENCING: The trial court did not err in considering defendant's failure to appear for sentencing when imposing maximum sentences. The trial court's improper consideration of defendant's failure to appear for sentencing when imposing consecutive sentences was harmless error where the trial court relied on other factors in addition to the failure to appear to justify the consecutive sentences.
Judges: Myers
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