Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/25/1996

State v. Miller

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926 P.2d 652
260 Kan. 892
1996 Kan. LEXIS 146

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recognizing the KSGA limits a court’s powers to modify a lawful sentence
when a lawful sentence has been imposed, “the sentencing court has no jurisdiction to modify that sentence except to correct ‘arithmetic or clerical errors’ ”
on question reserved for defendant Douglas, State’s appeal was sustained, the modified sentence was vacated, and case remanded for reinstatement of the original harsher sentence
on question reserved for defendant Douglas, State's appeal was sustained, the modified sentence was vacated, and case remanded for reinstatement of the original harsher sentence
\The district court lacked jurisdiction to reinstate Miller's probation . . . after committing her to the custody of the Secretary of Corrections.\
Kansas Sentencing Guidelines Act eliminated court’s statutory power to modify sentence already imposed

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