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Barnhill v. State

Citations

  • 828 So. 2d 405
  • 2002 WL 31093945

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  • holding that defendant was entitled to receive an evidentiary hearing where he alleged that counsel did not inform him that PRR sentencing required him to serve his entire sentence without the benefit of receiving gain time
  • stating that defendant who failed to file 3.170( l ) motion was \constrained ... to limit his [postconviction] challenge regarding the voluntariness of his plea to allegations regarding the ineffectiveness of defense counsel\
  • confirming that challenges may be made to guilty pleas on “allegations regarding the ineffective assistance of defense counsel in counsel’s efforts to represent the defendant during the plea proceedings”
  • acknowledging that a defendant may challenge a guilty plea in a rule 3.850 motion based on “allegations regarding the ineffective assistance of defense counsel in counsel’s efforts to represent the defendant during the plea proceedings”
  • defendant was entitled to an evidentiary hearing where he alleged counsel did not inform him that reoffender sentencing required him to serve his entire sentence without the benefit of receiving gain time
  • “[A] claim regarding the involuntariness of a defendant’s plea, when raised by the filing of a rule 3.850 motion, must be construed to be a claim that trial counsel was ineffective for failing to ensure that the plea was knowingly and voluntarily entered.”

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Judges: Palmer

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