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Keys v. State

Citations

  • 500 So. 2d 134
  • 12 Fla. L. Weekly 56

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  • escalating course of criminal conduct from crimes against property to violent crimes against person is a valid reasons for departure
  • finding the defendant’s failure to respond to rehabilitative efforts a justification for departure
  • escalation of violent behavior is a clear and convincing reason for departure when supported by the facts
  • trial court properly departed from the sentencing guidelines upon a showing of defendant's escalating pattern of violent conduct
  • protection of the community an invalid reason for departure
  • danger to community not valid departure reason

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Judges: Ehrlich

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