State v. Wagner
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 5394
Syllabus
Guilty plea; alleged breach of plea agreement; plain error. The victim asked for consecutive sentences when she gave the victim-impact statement at the sentencing hearing, even though neither the State nor the victim was to ask for prison time under the plea agreement. Reviewing the claim for plain error, we conclude appellant failed to demonstrate that the trial court would not have imposed a prison sentence but for the victim's request.
Judges: Sheehan
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