Rashaad Jamal Williams v. State of Florida

Summary

The Florida Second District Court of Appeal affirmed the revocation of Rashaad Jamal Williams's probation and the resulting prison sentences. The court remanded for correction of a sentencing order to reflect the corrected 75.75-month sentences imposed on several counts after resentencing. Other alleged scrivener's errors were either corrected or unpreserved.

Holdings

1. The sentencing order must be amended to state that Williams received a 100-month sentence only for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in case 2020-CF-11461 and 75.75-month sentences on the remaining counts.
2. The remaining scrivener's-error claims were either moot because the errors were corrected on resentencing or unpreserved because they were not raised in the original Rule 3.800(b) motion or brought to the trial court's attention in a second Rule 3.800(b) motion after resentencing.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the sentencing order designating Williams as a violent felony offender of special concern should be corrected to reflect the 100-month sentence only for aggravated battery and the 75.75-month resentences on the remaining counts.
2. Whether Williams could obtain correction of additional scrivener's errors that were not preserved in his original Rule 3.800(b) motion or raised in a second motion after resentencing.

Disposition

affirmed