State v. Robledo

Defendant appeals a judgment, challenging the sentence imposed after he was convicted and sentenced on remand after a successful appeal. He contends that the sentencing court’s decision to impose a longer sentence on remand than it originally imposed is unlawful and should therefore be vacated and remanded. He argues that the trial court erred because the sentence increase was not based on identified facts of which the original sentencing court was unaware and because the reasons given by the sentencing court fail to demonstrate that the increased sentence was not vindictive punishment for…