{¶ 1} This appeal involves the question of whether the trial court had authority to modify Carlisle's criminal sentence. Absent statutory authority, a trial court is generally not empowered to modify a criminal sentence by reconsidering its own final judgment. For the reasons explained below, the trial court lacked the requisite authority to modify Carlisle's sentence. Accordingly...
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