District Court of Appeal of Florida· 8/1/2001
Braun v. State
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- 789 So. 2d 1250
- 2001 WL 864297
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- holding that an oath in which the defendant swears the statements contained in the motion are true “to the best of my knowledge and belief’ is inadequate for the purposes of rule 3.850
- holding that an oath in which the defendant swears the statements contained in the rule 3.850 motion are true \to the best of my knowledge and belief\ is an inadequate oath for purposes of rule 3.850
- holding that an oath in which the defendant swears the statements contained in the rule 3.850 motion are true \to the best of my knowledge and belief\ is an inadequate oath for purposes of rule 3.850
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