Supreme Court of Florida· 9/13/1984
Fasenmyer v. State
Citations
- 457 So. 2d 1361
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- on remand after appeal, the trial court is not authorized to modify sentences not disturbed by the appellate court
- implicitly approved by Florida Supreme Court in Blackshear
- “[WJhere a conviction is hot challenged and not disturbed by the appellate court, and has been fully satisfied by its terms by the time the trial court receives the case on remand, a sentence originally ordered to be served concurrently cannot be changed to consecutive service.”
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Judges: Boyd
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