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Padgett v. State

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  • 743 So. 2d 70
  • 1999 WL 641843

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  • holding hearing on motion filed under rule was a critical stage in the criminal proceedings.
  • holding that a rule 3.170( l ) motion to withdraw a plea after sentencing is a critical stage even though it occurs \postconviction\ because relief sought under that rule is not \collateral\ as it is still part of the \trial and appeal process\
  • holding that a rule 3.170(0 motion to withdraw a plea after sentencing is a critical stage even though it occurs “posteon-viction” because relief sought under that rule is not “collateral” as it is still part of the “trial and appeal process”). A rule 3.800(b)(1
  • declining to rule on the merits of appellant's motion to withdraw plea, as the denial of right to counsel is not subject to harmless error analysis
  • rejecting the State's classification of the 3.170( l ) motion as a collateral or post-conviction motion, and finding the thirty-day window between sentencing and time for filing an appeal to be a critical stage of criminal proceedings
  • “[W]e conclude that a motion filed pursuant to rule 3.170(l

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Judges: Stevenson

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