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Jordan v. State

Citations

  • 728 So. 2d 748
  • 1998 WL 621355

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  • finding the defendant had not been prejudiced when the written reasons for departure were filed twenty-two days late but the defendant was able to attack the court's reasons for imposing the departure sentence on appeal
  • finding the defendant had not been prejudiced when the written reasons for departure were filed twenty-two days late but the defendant was able to attack the court’s reasons for imposing the departure sentence on appeal
  • erroneous statutory citation in information is waived if not preserved for review and not fundamental error
  • defendant created substantial risk of death or great bodily harm to many persons when he engaged a law enforcement officer in a “running gun battle” in a residential neighborhood
  • on motion for rehearing and certification

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Judges: Cope, Fletcher and Sorondo

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