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· 4/5/1961

Carroll v. Dade County

Citations

  • 129 So. 2d 715
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 3148

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the failure to raise a discretionary sentencing claim at sentencing or in a post-sentence motion results in waiver
  • concluding that a sentencing court’s application of an allegedly incorrect OGS implicates the discretionary aspects of sentencing
  • explaining that a sentencing court’s application of an allegedly incorrect OGS challenges the discretionary aspects of sentencing
  • explaining that a sentencing court's application of an allegedly incorrect offense gravity score challenges the discretionary aspects of sentencing
  • finding a substantial question was raised where the defendant claimed “the trial court focused exclusively on the gravity of the offense in fashioning the sentence”
  • finding substantial question where - 10 - J-A27004-23 sentencing court focused on gravity of offense

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