Stafford v. State

GLICKSTEIN, Judge.

Having reviewed the transcripts of the violation of probation hearing and the change of plea, we find no error as to appellant’s first two points on appeal. However, the third point requires remand, which we do.

Briefly, the trial court, having properly found appellant to be in violation of his probation, then sentenced him to thirty years’ imprisonment for the original charge of robbery with a weapon. However, it retained jurisdiction pursuant to section 947.16, Florida Statutes (1981), without stating the basis with “individual particularity.”1 See Mobley v. State, 409…