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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 825 So. 2d 994
  • 2002 WL 1758373

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  • holding that defendant who did not want to withdraw his plea could not obtain relief to correct sentence under Rule 3.800 where the defendant entered a negotiated plea to a specified sentence which did not exceed the statutory maximum
  • providing that defendant could file a rule 3.850 motion to seek withdrawal of his plea based on its involuntary character due to the incorrect scoresheet, the only avenue of relief
  • finding that movant who did not want to withdraw his plea could not obtain relief based on a scoresheet error where the movant entered a negotiated plea to the specified sentence which did not exceed the statutory maximum
  • when a defendant enters a negotiated plea for a term of years, relying upon an incorrectly calculated scoresheet, such sentence is not illegal so long as it does not exceed the statutory maximum

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Judges: Warner

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