Taylor v. State

Upon the State’s proper confession of error, we reverse defendant’s 17-year sentence and remand with directions to the trial court to restructure the sentences that were entered pursuant to the plea agreement.

Under that agreement, if defendant failed to surrender himself at the appointed time after a furlough, he would be subject to a 17-year sentence.1 The sentencing related to robbery, a second-degree felony with a statu*712tory máximum of 15 years imprisonment, and violation of probation in three earlier cases.2 Defendant failed to report to the court following his furlough.

The trial court…