Wilson v. John Gauche's Sons, Ltd.

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• explaining that a trial court must support its findings with reasons before imposing a sentence that departs from the minimum
• indicating that a record must reflect that the trial court considered all requisite factors before sentencing an offender
• stating that the findings and reasons may be reflected in the record from the sentencing hearing or the judgment entry and reversing because although there existed some reasons that may support a finding, the court made no findings
• remanding case for resentencing where the trial court imposed a sentence without specifying any of the requisite findings and reasons in the sentencing statute
• R.C. 2929.19 [B] [2] calls for court to provide an explanation to support its findings
• where the Ohio Supreme Court evaluated the validity of a maximum sentence based on the contents of both the transcript and the journal entry

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