State v. Greenhagen

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• holding sentencing issue unpreserved when an objection was not made at the time the sentence was imposed
• holding the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services's issue was not preserved when it filed a motion for reconsideration, but did not contemporaneously object to the defendant's sentences
• \[A]n aggrieved party is one who is injured in a legal sense or has suffered an injury to person or property.\
• \[A]n aggrieved party is one who is injured in a legal sense or has suffered an injury to person or property.\
• \[A]n illegal sentence cannot be challenged on direct appeal absent a contemporaneous objection. This concept applies to the State as well as to criminal defendants.\ (citation omitted)

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