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William M. O'Neill: Wrote the Supreme Court of Ohio's majority opinion in State v. Gilbert, 2014-Ohio-4562, which held that a trial court loses jurisdiction to reconsider a sentence once a final judgment has been imposed under Crim.R. 32, even if the defendant is later alleged to have violated the plea agreement.
Ruling · October 21, 2014
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- Wrote the Supreme Court of Ohio's majority opinion in State v. Gilbert, 2014-Ohio-4562, which held that a trial court loses jurisdiction to reconsider a sentence once a final judgment has been imposed under Crim.R. 32, even if the defendant is later alleged to have violated the plea agreement.
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- Trial Court Cannot Reconsider Sentence When Defendant Does Not Comply with Plea Agreement · Court News Ohio (Supreme Court of Ohio) · 2014-10-21 · accessed 2026-09-24
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