State v. Alford
Nebraska Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Mues, Judge.
INTRODUCTION
After pleading guilty or no contest to three Class I misdemeanors, Travis Alford was sentenced by the district court to concurrent indeterminate sentences in the county jail. He appeals, arguing that the district court was without authority to impose the indeterminate sentences and that the presentence investigation report contained improper information which was considered by the trial court. We agree that the district court was without authority to sentence Alford to indeterminate sentences in the county jail, and thus, we remand for resentencing.
STATEMENT OF FACTS
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