District Court of Appeal of Florida· 9/20/2000
McKnight v. State
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- 769 So. 2d 434
- 2000 WL 1344267
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- noting that where defendant claimed he voluntarily canceled his bond on one charge after being arrested and jailed on another charge, evidentiary hearing would be necessary, so rule 3.800(a) review was not appropriate
- addressing allegation that defendant was entitled to additional jail credit \because he voluntarily canceled his bond on one charge while he was serving jail time on other unbonded charges\
- defendant’s claim that he was entitled to additional credit for jail time because he voluntarily cancelled his bond on one charge while he was serving jail time on other unbonded charges required an evidentiary hearing
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