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Campbell v. State

Citations

  • 139 So. 3d 490
  • 2014 WL 2536827
  • 2014 Fla. App. LEXIS 8626

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  • holding that the waiver of rights form signed by the defendant was insufficient to conclusively refute his claims that his plea was involuntary because the transcript of plea hearing reflected that the trial court failed to conduct proper inquiry
  • holding that a defendant's allegation that had he been properly advised of the maximum penalty that he faced he would not have entered a plea but would have insisted on going to trial states a facially sufficient claim for postconviction relief
  • holding that the postconviction court could not rely on the waiver of rights form to refute the defendant's claim that he was not advised of his maximum possible sentence when \the trial court failed to conduct a proper plea colloquy and determine whether [the defendant] understood the form\
  • counsel’s failure to file motion to suppress search results of defendant’s vehicle was not deficient performance where K-9 alerted on defendant's vehicle, which provided police officers with probable cause to search

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Judges: Altenbernd, Morris, Sleet

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