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Hines v. State

Citations

  • 817 So. 2d 964
  • 2002 WL 1058371

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  • recognizing appellate court should remand for re-sentencing when a trial court had a misim-pression regarding the extent of his or her sentencing discretion when imposing the original sentence
  • reversing and remanding for resentencing where trial court sentenced defendant “under a misconception about its discretion in sentencing”
  • discussing a similar issue as the one raised on this appeal as to whether the trial court misconstrued its authority to consider a downward departure sentence
  • reversing sentence for reconsideration in light of discretion under section ’ 921.0016(4)(f) to depart if facts so warranted in aggravated battery case where jury rejected defendant’s self-defense argument

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Judges: Parker

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