Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 7/25/2008

State v. Gibbs

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953 A.2d 439
157 N.H. 538

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concluding that the trial court’s determination that defendant violated a condition of his suspended sentence was “properly premised solely upon the evidence adduced at [his criminal] trial,” despite defendant being acquitted, given the lesser burden of proof on a motion to impose
concluding that the trial court’s determination that defendant violated a condition of his suspended sentence was “properly premised solely upon the evidence adduced at [his criminal] trial,” despite defendant being acquitted, given the lesser burden of proof on a motion to impose
concluding “that the trial court’s consideration of the evidence presented at trial regarding the acquitted conduct was proper for purposes of imposing [the defendant’s] suspended sentence”
“[T]he motion to impose is a separate proceeding [from a criminal prosecution], with a different, lesser, burden of proof.”
“[T]he motion to impose is a separate proceeding [from a criminal prosecution], with a different, lesser, burden of proof.”
discussing and addressing merits of appeal of imposition of sentence

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Judges: Galway, Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan, Hicks

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