Lane v. State

OPINION

BAKER, Judge

Appellant-defendant Milton Lane appeals the trial court’s order resentencing him upon remand to an enhanced sentence of fifty years. This case had been remanded because the trial court had erred initially in sentencing him to fifty years as the presumptive sentence for murder. Specifically, Lane argues that the trial court exceeded the scope of its authority by modifying his sentence, that the trial court’s resentencing was a violation- of due process, and that the trial court relied upon improper considerations to justify the ten-year enhancement.

FACTS

In November 1994,…