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Leisure v. State

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  • 429 So. 2d 434

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  • determining that a finding of dispositiveness was implied where trial court instructed defendant that by entering a plea he was not waiving the right to appeal suppression issue
  • explaining trial court’s failure to expressly find that the issue was dispositive does not mean the defendant waived his right to appeal ruling on motion to suppress as disposi-tiveness can be implied

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Judges: Shivers

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