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Baldwin v. State

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  • 700 So. 2d 95
  • 1997 WL 605868

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  • holding that on resentencing, a defendant is entitled to a de novo sentencing hearing and may challenge his prior record even though the priors had not been previously challenged
  • holding that on resentencing, a defendant is entitled to a de novo sentencing hearing and may challenge his prior record even though the priors had not been previously challenged
  • holding that on re-sentencing, a defendant is entitled to receive a de novo sentencing hearing and can challenge his prior record even though the prior convictions had not been previously challenged
  • stating that at resentencing, the defendant can challenge the prior convictions included on his scoresheet, even though he did not challenge them at the original sentencing
  • holding defendant could challenge the accuracy of a list of prior convictions on his scoresheet for first time at resentencing
  • agreeing that because resentencing is a new proceeding, the defendant may challenge the accuracy of prior convictions included on his scoresheet, even though he did not challenge them at the original sentencing

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