Utah Supreme Court· 9/25/2009

State v. Rodrigues

Citations

2009 UT 62
218 P.3d 610
639 Utah Adv. Rep. 36
2009 Utah LEXIS 189
2009 WL 3048413

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holding that a defendant had no legitimate expectation of finality of a sentencing order “because it did not reflect what he had agreed to in the plea agreement”
a clerical error is one made in recording a judgment, which results in the entry of a judgment that does not conform to the actual intention of the court, whereas a judicial error is one made in rendering the judgment, which results in a substantively incorrect judgment
a clerical error is one made in recording a judgment, which results in the entry of a judgment that does not conform to the actual intention of the court, whereas a judicial error is one made in rendering the judgment, which results in a substantively incorrect judgment

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Judges: Parrish, Durham, Durrant, Wilkins, Nehring, Parrish'S

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