State v. Quintero-Martinez

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• declining to exercise discretion to correct a sen- tencing error where this court was “certain that” the trial court would “leave[ ] intact [the] defendant’s total aggregate sentence”
• declining to exercise discretion to correct a sen- tencing error where this court was “certain that” the trial court would “leave[ ] intact [the] defendant’s total aggregate sentence”
• declining to reach the defendant’s unpreserved assignment of error where it was certain that the trial court would correct its sentencing error in a manner that left intact the defendant’s total aggregate sentence
• discretion not exercised where the defendant was sure to be resentenced to an aggregate of 120 months in prison, regardless of absence of other factors
• trial judge’s statements on the record indicated that he intended that the defendant serve a certain amount of time for successful rehabilitation so there was certainty that the trial court would impose the same sentence on remand
• “[W]e are certain that, if we were to remand this case to the trial court, it would correct its error in a manner that leaves intact defendant’s total aggregate sentence of 120 months.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).