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The document is a legal motion and order from a Louisiana court regarding the amendment of court minutes for a defendant's sentencing. The defendant requests that the minutes reflect that their sentence should run concurrently with an existing sentence in another parish, rather than consecutively. The court grants this request, ordering the amendment to the official record.

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