Hawaii Supreme Court· 5/9/2005

State v. Koch

Citations

112 P.3d 69
107 Haw. 215
2005 Haw. LEXIS 245

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holding that Koch did not qualify as a first-time drug offender for two chronologically separate drug offenses for which he was convicted and sentenced on the same day at a consolidated hearing
holding that Koch did not qualify as a first-time drug offender for two chronologically separate drug offenses for which he was convicted and sentenced on the same day at a consolidated hearing
holding that the circuit court had erred by assuming, in sentencing the defendant, that 33 he “had engaged in unlawful conduct of which he had been expressly acquitted”
holding that the circuit court had erred by assuming, in sentencing the defendant, that 33 he “had engaged in unlawful conduct of which he had been expressly acquitted”
holding sentencing court could not consider allegations of drug dealing when jury acquitted the defendant of ”dealing charges”
sentencing court ‘‘did not have the discretion to con- sider alleged conduct of which [the defendant] was acquitted in sentencing him’’

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Judges: Moon, Levinson, Nakayama, Duffy, Acoba

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