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Erwin v. State

Citations

  • 557 So. 2d 799
  • 1990 WL 18293

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  • providing in dictum that a court may impose sentences for multiple crimes that in combination exceed the defendant’s actuarial life expectancy, as the court should impose each sentence without respect to the other
  • even where total sentences exceed the actuarial life of the defendant, \each sentence is to be imposed without respect for the other\

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Judges: Hawkins, P.J., and Anderson and Blass

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