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Loeb v. State

Citations

  • 387 So. 2d 433

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  • recognizing that it is well established that the filing of a notice of appeal vests the appellate court with complete and exclusive jurisdiction
  • upholding the jurisdiction of a trial court to revoke the probation of a defendant after an appeal was completed, for conduct engaged in by the defendant during the period of time the case was on appeal
  • bail bond is same as a supersedeas bond in the absence of a monetary judgment
  • bail bond is same as a supersedeas bond in the absence of a monetary judgment
  • a supersedeas bond in a criminal appeal except where the sentence is only for a monetary fine is nothing more than a bail bond by a different name
  • trial court may not modify an order while that order is being appealed

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Judges: Barkdull, Hubbart and Nesbitt

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