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· 9/12/1960

Metropolitan Mortgage Co. v. Metro-Mortgage Loan Co.

Citations

  • 125 So. 2d 892
  • 1960 Fla. App. LEXIS 2255

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that defendant presented , a substantial question where trial court extended sentence to statutory maximum and defendant suggested deviation from sentencing norms
  • recognizing that “the [PBPP] has exclusive authority to determine parole when the offender is sentenced to a maximum term of imprisonment of two or more years”
  • holding that a claim that the trial court failed to offer specific reasons for imposing the maximum allowable sentence is a substantial question permitting appellate review
  • concluding that the defendant raised a substantial question in claiming that the trial court focused on the seriousness of the offense and failed to consider the defendant’s rehabilitative needs
  • recognizing that a claim that impugns the trial court’s failure to offer specific reasons for the sentence, which “comport with the considerations required in section 9721(b)[,]” raises a substantial question
  • recognizing that a claim that impugns the trial court's failure to offer specific reasons for the sentence, which “comport with the considerations required in section 9721(b)[,]” raises a substantial question

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Judges: Archie, Carroll, Chas, Horton, Odom, Piorton

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