State v. Applehans
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The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the district court imposing both imprisonment and post-release supervision in a criminal case, holding that there was no merit to Appellant's claims on appeal.
Appellant pleaded no contest to a Class IIIA felony and a Class I misdemeanor. The district court sentenced Appellant to a term of imprisonment and to one year of post-release supervision. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) any alleged error regarding Appellant's purported failure to be advised of the conditions of her post-release supervision did not prejudicially affect Appellant's substantial rights; (2) the district court did not impose excessive sentences; and (3) Appellant's last assignment of error was moot.
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