Cofer v. State

I concur that Cofer was not afforded procedural due process, but I also have serious reservations that he willfully violated a substantial condition of his supervision. Although the sufficiency of the evidence to establish a willful violation of a substantial condition of supervision is not within the scope of our review in this second-tier posture, a review of the record raises serious doubts regarding whether Cofer violated the supervising officer’s instructions in any significant way. See Harris v. Florida Parole Comm’n, 986 So.2d 632, 632-33 (Fla. 1st DCA) (“[T]o support a revocation of…