· 8/16/1993
Boerstler v. State
Citations
- 622 So. 2d 184
- 1993 WL 309146
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a sentence is not rendered illegal because of scoresheet error where plea agreement “does not reflect that the plea was conditioned on [the sentence] being within the sentencing guidelines.”
- sentence imposed in accordance with valid plea agreement will not be rendered illegal due to scoresheet error
- sentence imposed in accordance with valid plea agreement will not be rendered illegal due to scoresheet error
- sentence is not illegal due to scoresheet error where plea agreement does not reflect that plea was conditioned on imposition of a specific sentence being within guidelines
- sentence not rendered illegal because of scoresheet error where plea agreement “does not reflect that the plea was conditioned on [sentence] being within the sentencing guidelines”
- sentence imposed in accordance with valid plea agreement will not be rendered illegal due to scoresheet error; however, affirmance was without prejudice to appellant filing an appropriate motion for collateral relief as to the voluntariness of his plea
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Judges: Per Curiam
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