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Bell v. State

Citations

  • 589 So. 2d 1374
  • 1991 WL 248691

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  • “Constructive or vicarious possession of a firearm, although sufficient to sustain a conviction for robbery with a firearm, is insufficient to constitute possession under Section 775.087(2).”
  • “Constructive or vicarious possession of a firearm, although sufficient to sustain a conviction for robbery with a firearm, is insufficient to constitute possession under Section 775.087(2).”
  • defendant, by pleading guilty to robbery with a firearm, did not admit to personally carrying a firearm during the robbery and thus trial court was required at plea hearing to determine whether there was factual basis for minimum mandatory sentence

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Judges: Ervin

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