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Beech v. State

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  • 436 So. 2d 82

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  • holding that absent evidence that sentences “were imposed to retaliate against the petitioners for having pursued their rights, the presumption of correctness stands”
  • Pearce analysis inapplicable where court corrects an illegal sentence on its own motion or on motion of the state

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Judges: Boyd

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