· 12/30/1975
State v. Van Gelder
Citations
- 324 So. 2d 734
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the defendant’s sentence and approving the trial court’s 3 reliance on his apparent lack of remorse when he admitted guilt rather than maintaining his innocence
- defendant pled guilty and had consistently acknowledged that he committed the offenses; at sentencing, in an apparent attempt to mitigate his conduct, he attempted to place some of the blame upon the victim
- defendant pled guilty and had consistently acknowledged that he committed the offenses; at sentencing, in an apparent attempt to mitigate his conduct, he attempted to place some of the blame upon the victim
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