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Woods v. State

Citations

  • 879 So. 2d 651
  • 2004 WL 1485848

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  • concluding that “lack of jurisdiction may not be cured by consent, it is not subject to waiver and it can be raised at any time, including the first time on direct appeal”
  • holding that lack of jurisdiction may not be cured by consent

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Judges: Sawaya

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