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Nieves v. State

Citations

  • 678 So. 2d 468
  • 1996 WL 464157

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that acknowledgment in plea form that did not state amount of lien or include express waiver of right to contest amount was not sufficient to waive defendant's right to notice required by rule 3.720(d)(1)
  • concluding that the narrow issue concerning documentary support for costs of prosecution in an order of probation was preserved where “it appears from the record that the trial court may have interrupted a proper objection”
  • concluding that the narrow issue concerning documentary support for costs of prosecution in an order of probation was preserved where “it appears from the record that the trial court may have interrupted a proper objection”
  • observing: “The state argues that appellant waived any objection to the lack of documentation by failing to properly preserve the issue . . . but it appears from the record that the trial court may have interrupted a proper objection”
  • observing: “The state argues that appellant waived any objection to the lack of documentation by failing to properly preserve the issue . . . but it appears from the record that the trial court may have interrupted a proper objection”
  • “[Effective May 8, 1995, section 775.089(6) was amended to provide that financial resources and ability to pay restitution shall be considered at the time of enforcement of a restitution order, rather than at the time restitution is ordered.”

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Judges: Harris

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