Hines v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
DANIEL, Chief Judge.
Defendant, Isaac Chesley Hines, appeals his sentence for felony DUI following admission by him of a violation of probation. On appeal, Hines contends that the reasons stated by the trial court for imposing a departure sentence are invalid. We agree.
Hines initially entered a written plea of guilty to felony DUI and driving while his license was suspended. He was sentenced to concurrent terms of 60 days and 6 months in the Marion County Jail followed by a period of 4 years probation. He was subsequently charged with, and admitted, violating the terms of his probation for…
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