State v. Sorenson

The majority correctly points out that State v. Foster, 239 Neb. 598, 476 N.W.2d 923 (1991), is of no help in this case because it is not possible for us to determine where an inadvertent mispronouncement of sentence might have occurred. In Foster, the State drew the trial judge’s attention to an obvious mispronouncement of sentence. The judge *1005acknowledged the mispronouncement on the record and then unequivocally revised the sentences. The sentencing proceedings in the record now before us are not analogous to the proceedings in Foster. In the instant case, no one suggested to the judge on…