If there was a sentence imposed and not carried out is there a way for a judge to over turn the sentence?
The answer is probably not. You would have to file a petition for leave to appeal nuns pro tunc and have a very good reason.
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The answer is probably not. You would have to file a petition for leave to appeal nuns pro tunc and have a very good reason.
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