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· 1/2/1962

Florentine v. Bill Allen Investment Corp.

Citations

  • 135 So. 2d 909
  • 1962 Fla. App. LEXIS 4680

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  • holding that once a defendant “violate[s] the terms of his probation, he . . . forfeit[s] the benefit of the expectations that induce his plea, and [is] able to be legally sentenced to the maximum allowed by statute”
  • “[U]pon sentencing following a revocation of probation, the trial court is limited only by the maximum sentence that it could have imposed originally at the time of the probationary sentence.” (citation - 15 - J-S05018-25 omitted)

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