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Jenkins v. State

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  • 771 So. 2d 37
  • 2000 WL 1396491

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  • holding that an allegation that the plea was pursuant to a negotiated agreement to receive mid-guidelines sentence as a habitual offender should be raised in rule 3.850 motion
  • holding that an allegation that plea was pursuant to negotiated agreement to receive midguidelines sentence as habitual offender should be raised in rule 3.850 motion and opining that movant should have two years from issuance of Heggs in which to file
  • concluding appellant should have two years from the issuance of the supreme court's opinion in Heggs in which to file a rule 3.850 motion as the facts on which his claim is predicated could not have been known earlier
  • determining that rule 3.850 was the proper vehicle for claim of entitlement to re-sentencing or to withdrawal of plea where plea allegedly was entered pursuant negotiated agreement in which defendant was to receive a mid-guidelines sentence as a habitual offender

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Judges: Per Curiam

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