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Bates v. State

Citations

  • 704 So. 2d 562
  • 1997 WL 329121

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  • holding that a postconviction appeal will not deprive the trial court of jurisdiction in a subsequent motion unless the issues are similar
  • holding that the trial court has jurisdiction over a postconviction motion even when an appeal from the denial of a prior postconviction motion is pending if the issues in the motions are unrelated
  • holding the appeal of a postconviction motion will not deprive the trial court of jurisdiction in a subsequent motion unless the issues are similar
  • holding the trial court did not lose jurisdiction to rule on a 3.850 motion while a 3.800 appeal raising an unrelated issue was pending in the district court
  • finding that the trial court had jurisdiction to consider a motion filed pursuant to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.850 even though an appeal of an order denying a 3.800 motion was pending in this Court because the issues were unrelated
  • \[A]n appeal of a postconviction relief matter will not deprive trial courts of jurisdiction so long as the issues raised in the two cases are unrelated.\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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