Supreme Court of Delaware

Baylis v. State

January 14, 2010988 A.2d 937

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed the denial of Baylis's motion for sentence modification. It held that sentences within statutory limits are not appealable merely because they exceed advisory guidelines, absent reliance on false or unreliable information, impermissible factors, or a closed mind. Although the Superior Court failed to adequately explain its denial, remand was unnecessary because the appeal was plainly without merit.