The following procedure shall govern sentencing by the court: (1) When either party requests to present evidence relevant to sentencing, the court shall hear or receive such evidence and any rebuttal by the opposing party; (2) If neither party requests a sentencing hearing, the court may order one or may order a presentence investigation pursuant to § 5-4-102 ; and (3) The court may hear or may request argument relevant to the appropriate sentence following either a hearing or a presentence investigation. Acts 1993, No. 535, § 2; 1993, No. 551, § 2; 1997, No. 1262, § 23. The following procedure shall govern sentencing by the court: (1) When either party requests to present evidence relevant to sentencing, the court shall hear or receive such evidence and any rebuttal by the opposing party; (2) If neither party requests a sentencing hearing, the court may order one or may order a presentence investigation pursuant to § 5-4-102 ; and (3) The court may hear or may request argument relevant to the appropriate sentence following either a hearing or a presentence investigation. Acts 1993, No. 535, § 2; 1993, No. 551, § 2; 1997, No. 1262, § 23. The following procedure shall govern sentencing by the court: (1) When either party requests to present evidence relevant to sentencing, the court shall hear or receive such evidence and any rebuttal by the opposing party; (2) If neither party requests a sentencing hearing, the court may order one or may order a presentence investigation pursuant to § 5-4-102 ; and (3) The court may hear or may request argument relevant to the appropriate sentence following either a hearing or a presentence investigation. Acts 1993, No. 535, § 2; 1993, No. 551, § 2; 1997, No. 1262, § 23. The following procedure shall govern sentencing by the court: (1) When either party requests to present evidence relevant to sentencing, the court shall hear or receive such evidence and any rebuttal by the opposing party; (2) If neither party requests a sentencing hearing, the court may order one or may order a presentence investigation pursuant to § 5-4-102 ; and (3) The court may hear or may request argument relevant to the appropriate sentence following either a hearing or a presentence investigation. Acts 1993, No. 535, § 2; 1993, No. 551, § 2; 1997, No. 1262, § 23.
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