State v. Lebeck

The state appeals an amended judgment of conviction and sentence that effectively replaced four prison sentences that had been stayed pending appeal with four sentences of probation. The state assigns error to the trial court’s determination that it had authority to modify the sentences, arguing that, because the four prison sentences were to run concurrently with a sentence of probation that defendant was serving at the time of the amendment, the prison sentences had already been “put into effect.” We review for errors of law, State v. DeCamp, 158 Or App 238, 240, 973 P2d 922 (1999), and…