Whether increases in minimum sentences upon resentencing, when no new objective information since the previous sentencing exists to justify the increases, violates the presumption of vindictiveness of North Carolina v. Pearce and the right to due process under the United States Constitution Amendment XIV?

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether increases in minimum sentences upon resentencing, when no new objective information since the previous sentencing exists to justify the increases, violates the presumption of vindictiveness of North Carolina v. Pearce and the right to due process under the United States Constitution Amendment XIV?