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London v. State

Citations

  • 623 So. 2d 527
  • 1993 WL 309139

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  • rejecting a separation of powers challenge to the habitual felony offender statute \[b]ecause the trial court retains discretion in classifying and sentencing a defendant as a habitual offender\
  • referring to habitual offender statute
  • referring to habitual offender statute

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Judges: Per Curiam

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