Mehl v. State

In this case, we are called upon to decide if Philip Mehl’s Fifth Amendment right to protection from double jeopardy was violated when the trial judge rescinded previously awarded jail credit. Because the lower court lacked the authority to sua sponte alter its previously an nounced sentencing decision, we must remand this matter for entry of a written order which conforms to the orally pronounced judicial sentencing determination, including incarceration credit.

Mehl pled no contest to thirty-seven (37) counts of unlawful sale of securities and forty-three (43) counts of sale of security…