· 1/15/1904
Gray v. Mann
Citations
- 47 Fla. 162
Syllabus
<p>A judgment for costs only, though following a general verdict for the defendant, will not support a writ of error.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- Brasfield “pleaded guilty under the mistaken belief that the trial court could authorize his appeal of the sex offender registration statute;” his plea was involuntary
- Brasfield “pleaded guilty under the mistaken belief that the trial court could authorize his appeal of the sex Callis v. State Page 2 offender registration statute;” his plea was involuntary
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