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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 164 So. 3d 739
  • 2015 Fla. App. LEXIS 7721
  • 2015 WL 2431657

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  • holding that a trial court cannot consider “the improper factors of a defendant’s assertions of innocence and refusal to admit guilt, the truthfulness of his testimony, or the failure to show remorse” and reversing for resentencing before a different judge
  • finding “fundamental error and a denial of due process” in the consideration of certain sentencing factors
  • “When a sentencing court expressly considers the improper factors of a defendant’s assertions of innocence and refusal to admit guilt, the truthfulness of his testimony, or the failure to show remorse, fundamental error and a denial of due process occur.”

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Judges: Larose, Casanueva, Salario

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