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State v. Miller

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  • 2025 ND 188

Syllabus

Orders revoking probation and resentencing defendant for aggravated assault and violations of a domestic violence protection order are affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded. In probation revocation proceedings, a district court need not make factual findings explaining its decision to revoke probation and sentence incarceration instead of alternative sanctions. On appeal, a party may not challenge an order or judgment not designated in the notice of appeal. A party may not collaterally attack a final decision, that was not appealed, in subsequent proceedings.

Judges: McEvers, Lisa K. Fair

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