Where Muldrock error is established and re-sentencing is required, the sentencing discretion must be re-exercised afresh (not merely corrected arithmetically). An expired sentence on one count is not itself reconsidered but remains relevant to the approach to accumulation and concurrency of the remaining counts. Delay in the appellate process does not of itself warrant a reduction in sentence unless the appellant has been imprisoned for longer than the proper sentence.
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