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Solomon v. State

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  • 341 So. 2d 537

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  • “[T]he order which placed appellant on probation was void for lack of jurisdiction, and this is fundamental error even if not raised at the trial court.”
  • order placing defendant on probation, which was imposed during term subsequent to one in which original sentence was entered, contravened Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.800 and was, therefore, void for lack of jurisdiction
  • change of sentence from one year in the county jail to three years probation imposed during a later term \void for lack of jurisdiction\ as was revocation of probation and five year sentence of imprisonment; plea bargain agreement at revocation hearing a nullity
  • change of sentence from one year in the county jail to three years probation imposed during a later term “void for lack of jurisdiction” as was revocation of probation and five year sentence of imprisonment; plea bargain agreement at revocation hearing a nullity

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Judges: Grimes

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