· 12/21/1961
Neal v. State ex rel. King
Citations
- 137 So. 2d 252
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- holding that the assertion that a sentencing court improperly considered nolle prossed charges constitutes a discretionary sentence claim
- holding that the assertion that a sentencing court improperly considered nolle prossed charges constitutes a discretionary sentence claim
- holding that a claim that the sentencing court failed to impose a RRRI minimum implicates the legality of sentence
- recognizing that a claim based upon the failure to give credit for time served as a challenge to the legality of a sentence
- holding that a challenge to a court’s failure to impose an RRRI sentence implicates the legality of the sentence and cannot be waived
- holding that the claim that the sentencing court improperly considered nolle prossed charges was a challenge to the discretionary aspects of sentencing
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Judges: Carroll, Donald, Sturgis, Wigginton
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