Harris v. State

W. SHARP, Judge.

Harris appeals from his thirty-year sentence he received after being convicted of robbery with a weapon.1 The trial court imposed a “departure sentence” for the sole reason that, after committing the offense involved in this case, Harris committed burglary of a conveyance. That later crime could not be scored as “prior record,” nor as an “additional offense” at time of conviction.2 We affirm, but certify a question of public importance to the Florida Supreme Court.3

Harris committed a burglary on May 18, 1991, which is the crime involved in this case. He committed a second…