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Robinson v. State

Citations

  • 702 So. 2d 1346
  • 1997 WL 761958

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  • holding that illicit drug use, because it is also a crime, constitutes a substantive violation of youthful offender probation
  • holding that when youthful offender had committed new criminal offense that was substantive violation of probation, he could be sentenced in excess of general six-year limit for youthful offenders
  • rejecting defendant’s argument that his violations of probation were only technical given that he admitted using marijuana and testing positive for marijuana in connection with his probation revocation
  • \Committing a new criminal offense is a substantive violation of probation.\
  • youthful offender's admission of marijuana use and to testing positive for marijuana determined to be a separate criminal offense and a substantive violation

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Judges: W. Sharp

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