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Griffin v. State

Citations

  • 517 So. 2d 669
  • 1987 WL 3256

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  • holding that trial court was required to conduct a full resentencing hearing upon vacation of original sentence by appellate court; trial judge's issuance in chambers of an order confirming prior sentence without permitting parties to be heard was improper
  • finding presence of defendant necessary at resentencing so that defendant has the opportunity to submit evidence relevant to the sentence, if warranted
  • finding presence of defendant necessary at resentencing so that defendant has the opportunity to submit evidence relevant to the sentence, if warranted
  • “The presence of the defendant is as necessary at resentencing as it was at the time of the original sentence so that the defendant has the opportunity to submit evidence relevant to the sentence .... ”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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