Carroll v. State

SCHWARTZ, Chief Judge.

While on probation for armed robbery, Carroll was accused of committing another one. He was found guilty of violating probation and sentenced to life imprisonment on the original charge. He then agreed to plead guilty to the second, substantive offense in exchange for a concurrent life term. The plea colloquy as to that offense, with which we are now concerned, was conducted in full and complete accordance with the provisions of Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.172.1 When the defendant *1226was asked, however, whether he admitted guilt, he denied committing the offense.…