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Molina v. State

Citations

  • 520 So. 2d 320
  • 1988 WL 13720

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  • holding that a defendant’s technical failure to comply with the terms of his probation did not amount to a substantial and willful violation
  • any violation of probation must be willful; therefore a technical violation is insufficient to justify revocation
  • “This court has refused to find technical violations sufficient to justify revocation. When the revocation is based on failure to complete a program, we have required a showing that the failure is the probationer’s fault.”

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Judges: Threadgill

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