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· 6/8/1982

Stevens v. Stevens County Commissioners

Citations

  • 32 Wash. App. 1002

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  • concluding that failing to apply the “shift- to-I” rule was plain error and exercising discretion to cor- rect the error on the basis that the defendant received a sen- tence longer than the maximum permitted by law
  • explaining \shift-to-I\ rule and that it was plain error to not apply the rule in that case
  • treating error in failing to apply OAR 213-012-0020(2)(a)(B) as plain error and exercising discretion to correct it
  • exercising our discretion to correct the error, and remanding for resentenc-ing because it was not certain that the trial court could, or would, impose the same sentence on remand
  • “We have previously considered error in failing to apply the ‘shift to column I’ rule to be plain error ***.”

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