Camaron v. State

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• holding that absent evidence in record that court failed to consider first offender treatment as required, appellate court would presume trial court acted correctly
• holding that absent evidence in record that court failed to consider first offender treatment as required, appellate court would presume trial court acted correctly
• resentencing of first offender who has violated terms of probation is “within the sound discretion of the trial court”
• court did not expressly address request on the record but considered nature of offense, aggravating circumstances, consequences of incarceration and mental 6 status of defendant
• absent evidence that a trial court affirmatively refused to consider a defendant’s first offender status, the court was presumed to have acted correctly
• where trial court made no written ruling or statement on the record that showed it had misunderstood its authority to sentence defendant as a first offender, defendant failed to show error

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).