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State v. Matthews

Citations

  • 891 So. 2d 479
  • 2004 WL 2973856

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  • retaining discretionary certified conflict jurisdiction despite Matthews’ release from prison because “the question before this Court is of great public importance and is likely to recur”
  • “Habitual offender sentences are enhanced sentences imposed in an attempt ‘to protect society from habitual criminals who persist in the commission of crime after having been theretofore convicted and punished for crimes previously committed.’”

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Judges: Lewis

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