State v. Partain

In this criminal case, defendant was originally sentenced to a total term of 420 months in prison for 12 convictions. Defendant appealed. We vacated his sentence and remanded the case because the trial court had denied defendant eligibility for sentence-reduction programs on some of the convictions without making the findings required by ORS 137.750. On remand, the trial court imposed a total term of 600 months in prison. Defendant again appeals, arguing that the court lacked áuthority to impose a more severe sentence on remand. We remand for resentencing.

The pertinent facts are entirely…