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Johnson v. State

Citations

  • 948 So. 2d 1014
  • 2007 WL 519868

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  • holding that a criminal defendant has the right to maintain his or her innocence and that a trial court may not hold a defendant’s protestation of innocence against the defendant
  • “[R]e-sentencing is required even if a defendant’s refusal to admit guilt was but one of several factors considered by the court in imposing sentence.”
  • \[R]e-sentencing is required even if a defendant's refusal to admit guilt was but one of several factors considered by the court in imposing sentence.\
  • “[R]e-sentencing is required even if a defendant’s refusal to admit guilt was but one of several factors considered by the court in imposing sentence.”
  • “[R]e-sentencing is required even if a defendant’s refusal to admit guilt was but one of several factors considered by the court in imposing sentence.”
  • noting that section 921.0026(2)(j) permits consideration of lack of remorse

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Judges: Green, Ramirez, and Lagoa

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