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State v. McGill

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  • 47 P.3d 173

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  • holding that remand is not required when the reviewing court is confident that the trial court would impose the same sentence
  • sentencing court erred when it failed to recognize it had authority to impose an exceptional sentence
  • sentencing court erred when it failed to recognize it had authority to impose an exceptional sentence
  • this statute prohibits appeals of only the length of time imposed and not the legal basis to impose such a sentence
  • this statute prohibits appeals of only the length of time imposed and not the legal basis to impose such a sentence
  • where trial court indicated inclination to impose exceptional sentence downward but incorrectly believed it lacked ability to do so, defense counsel was ineffective for failing to cite case law that would allow imposition of exceptional sentence

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