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Aponte v. State

Citations

  • 896 So. 2d 836
  • 2005 WL 414840

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  • holding that fundamental error regarding trial court’s loss of jurisdiction to consider defendant’s probation violation may be raised and considered for the first time on appeal
  • reversing sentences resulting from revocation proceedings in third-degree felony cases because trial court lost jurisdiction once appellant had spent five years incarcerated or on probation
  • reversing an order of a trial court which lacked jurisdiction to enter the order, even though the issue had not been raised to the trial court
  • reversing sentences result- mg from revocation proceedings in third-degree felony cases because trial court lost jurisdiction once appellant had spent five years incarcerated or on. probation

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Judges: Benton

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