Ramos v. State

SHARP, W., J.

Ramos appeals from his judgment and sentences for having committed burglary of a dwelling with an assault or battery,1 sexual battery,2 third degree grand theft,3 and misdemeanor battery.4

Ramos raises numerous points on appeal, including the inadequacy of a Nelson hearing,5 held by the trial court when he questioned the “competency” of his trial counsel, improper admission of testimony which he claims violated his right to remain silent, the state’s violation of the corpus delicti rule by admitting his admission prior to proof of the crimes, the trial court’s error in denying his…