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Griffin v. State

Citations

  • 820 So. 2d 906
  • 2002 WL 1066593

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  • concluding that “a full reading of the trial court’s order reveals” a thorough consideration of the nonstatutory mitigating circumstance proposed by the defendant
  • concluding that “a full reading of the trial court’s order reveals” a thorough consideration of the nonstatutory mitigating circumstance proposed by the defendant
  • finding that the kidnapping and pecuniary gain aggravators only need to be merged when they refer to the same aspect of the crime
  • noting that a defendant’s failure to timely move to withdraw a plea on volun-tariness grounds forecloses review on direct appeal and the defendant’s sole avenue of review is through filing a collateral attack
  • \[F]ailure of a capital defendant to first attack the voluntariness of a waiver of a sentencing jury at the trial court precludes review on direct appeal.\
  • “Certainly, we will not remand where the trial court’s [sentencing] order is only minimally defective.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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