A factual error by a sentencing judge regarding the nature of a victim's injuries (such as incorrectly stating surgery was required) will not vitiate the sentencing discretion where the error was not informative of the seriousness of the injuries in context, and the assessment of objective seriousness was otherwise open on the totality of the facts.
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