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Shepard v. State

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  • 939 So. 2d 311
  • 2006 WL 2956497

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  • noting that the prosecution bears the burden of proving that the probationer deliberately, willfully and substantially violated a condition of probation
  • noting that “probation may be revoked only upon a showing that the probationer deliberately and willfully violated one or more conditions of probation”
  • \It is well-settled that probation may be revoked only upon a showing that the probationer deliberately and willfully violated one or more conditions of probation.\
  • “It is well-settled that probation may be revoked only upon a showing that the probationer deliberately and willfully violated one or more conditions of probation.”
  • “[W]here the violation alleged is a failure to pay costs or restitution, there must be evidence and a finding that the probationer had the ability to pay.”
  • “It is well-settled that probation may be revoked only upon a showing that the probationer deliberately and willfully violated one or more conditions of probation.”

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Judges: Shahood

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