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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 936 So. 2d 672
  • 2006 WL 2058219

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  • finding that State met its burden of proof by submitting record that contained a photograph of the defendant, which was sufficient to prove identity for purposes of sentencing
  • finding that records submitted by State to prove that prior convictions were defendant's were sufficient because, while they did not contain his fingerprints, they contained a photograph
  • stating that the evidence was sufficient to prove identity for the purpose of considering two prior convictions on the defendant’s sentencing scoresheet despite a lack of fingerprints
  • finding that although the State did not prove by fingerprints that prior convictions were those of the defendant, the records submitted contained a photograph of the defendant, which was sufficient to prove identity
  • approving the use of a photograph to identify a conviction as the defendant’s

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Judges: Warner

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