State v. Rivera

Citations

• 2025 Ohio 4881

Syllabus

The sentence pronounced orally by the trial court at appellant's first sentencing hearing was not a final order, so at appellant's subsequent sentencing hearing, the trial court did not err when it entered a final judgment entry of conviction that increased appellant's sentence. The three-year delay between appellant's original sentencing hearing and imposition of her sentence was wholly attributable to her failure to appear for court and did not warrant discharge. Judgment affirmed.