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  • 731 So. 2d 71
  • 1999 WL 187043

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  • holding that a habitual sentence imposed on a defendant when the underlying substantive offenses necessary for such a sentence do not exist is illegal and cannot be stipulated to by the defendant
  • holding defendant cannot authorize court to impose an illegal sentence, even by virtue of a plea agreement
  • holding habitual felony offender sentence is illegal when defendant lacks the required qualifying offenses
  • defendant cannot authorize court to impose an illegal sentence, even by virtue of a plea agreement

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