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State v. Berry

Citations

  • 976 So. 2d 645
  • 2008 WL 648967

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  • holding that the absence of valid reasons for departure, requires reversal and remand for resentencing or withdrawal of the defendant's plea
  • noting: “Had the State's downward departure offer remained open, then the trial court could have accepted the defendant's plea and imposed an even greater downward departure”
  • noting a downward departure sentence without valid reason for departure must be remanded for resentencing within the guidelines, but finding “[t]he defendant suggests there is a valid reason for departure” which “can be raised in the trial court on remand”

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Judges: Cope, Green, and Wells

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