Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 4/7/1989

State v. White

Citations

131 N.H. 555
556 A.2d 308
1989 N.H. LEXIS 26

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\Probation is a tool available to the judiciary in the rehabilitative aspect of the sentencing function.\
where original sentence includes a term of probation, court retains jurisdiction to limit defendant’s liberty interest
“Probation is a tool available to the judiciary in the rehabilitative aspect of the sentencing function.”
statute authorizing imposition of fines or imprisonment upon probation violation up to the balance of the maximum that could have been originally imposed did not violate State Double Jeopardy Clause
where court previously sentenced defendant to probation and defendant violated probation, Stapleford notwithstanding, due process is not violated by a statute which authorizes courts to impose, upon probation violation, the maximum sentence that could have been imposed originally
probation does not mark the end of the sentencing function

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Judges: Batchelder

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