Minnesota Appellate Opinions

Published opinions of the Minnesota Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, collated from public records. 5 opinions matched.

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Docket	Court	Filed	Disposition	Case
A07-1171	Minn. Ct. App.	2008-07-22	Vacated	State v. Pugh
… sentencing hearing, the district court granted the state’s motion for an upward sentencing departure and imposed a sentence of 180 months and ten years of conditional release on the second count. The court also “[ordered] that the defendant …
A03-1418	Minn. Ct. App.	2004-06-22	Vacated	State v. Anyanwu
… N.W.2d 65, 72 (Minn.2002) (holding a plea agreement by itself may not support a sentencing departure). Although Anyanwu is not directly challenging the sentencing departure here, we conclude that he should not be precluded from challenging …
C9-00-891	Minn. Ct. App.	2000-12-12	Vacated	State v. Ohrt
… of adjudication. The district court is required to provide reasons supporting a sentencing departure. Williams v. State, 361 N.W.2d 840, 844 (Minn.1985). Written reasons are required if the court dismisses a complaint “in furtherance of jus …
C9-87-893	Minn.	1988-07-15	Vacated	State v. Glaraton
… el correctly affirmed respondent’s conviction, but that it erred in holding the sentencing departure to be excessive. Therefore, we reverse and reinstate the sentence imposed by the trial court. 1 . Relevant cases in which we have upheld gr …
C7-82-1635, C7-83-88 and C1-83-250	Minn.	1984-06-29	Vacated	Ture v. State
… old the trial court. B. Defendant's second contention relates to the durational sentencing departure. At the time defendant was sentenced, he had a criminal history score of two. Criminal sexual conduct in the first degree is a severity lev …