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Smith v. State

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  • 345 So. 2d 1080

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  • holding that where a defendant voluntarily submits to the jurisdiction of the circuit court’s adult division, pleads guilty, does not appeal, and accepts the benefits therefrom, he is es-topped from later changing his position and challenging the court’s jurisdiction
  • defendant estopped from challenging plea-bargained sentence after having accepted the benefits of it
  • sixteen-year-old defendant estopped from challenging probation after violation when she had given a false age and was sentenced as an adult; \[s]he accepted the benefits of probation and had one of the counts against her dropped as part of the plea negotiations\
  • sixteen-year-old defendant estopped from challenging probation after violation when she had given a false age and was sentenced as an adult; \[s]he accepted the benefits of probation and had one of the counts against her dropped as a part of the plea negotiations\
  • sixteen-year-old defendant estopped from challenging probation after violation when she had given a false age and was sentenced as an adult; “[s]he accepted the benefits of probation and had one of the counts against her dropped as a part of the plea negotiations”
  • “[The defendant] lied under oath about her name, age and arrest record . . . for the specific purpose of being placed on probation. Thus, she voluntarily submitted herself to the jurisdiction of the circuit court’s adult division and pled guilty to a felony.”

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Judges: Pearson, Barkdull and Nathan

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