Sheffield v. State of Florida

Summary

The First District Court of Appeal of Florida affirmed Kaleb Sheffield’s judgment, including his prison releasee reoffender sentence. The court held that any error arising from the trial court, rather than the jury, determining the statutory PRR qualifications was harmless.

Holdings

1. Any error resulting from the trial court, rather than the jury, finding that Sheffield met the statutory PRR qualifications was harmless and did not require reversal.
2. The court affirmed as to the first issue without further discussion.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the trial court erred by finding, rather than the jury finding, that Sheffield met the statutory qualifications for a prison releasee reoffender sentence.
2. Whether the first issue raised by Sheffield warranted reversal.

Disposition

affirmed