FREDERICK BERNARD THOMAS v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• double- jeopardy violation due to habitualization of defendant following violation of probation where defendant was not initially punished as habitual offender
• double- jeopardy violation due to habitualization of defendant following violation of probation where defendant was not initially punished as habitual offender
• “Generally, courts have held that a written order must conform to the oral pronouncement . . . because the written sentence is usually just a record of the actual sentence required to be pronounced in open court.” (citation omitted)

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