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a motion to mitigate her sentence pursuant to § 921.25, Fla. Stat. (1965), F.S.A.[2] Thereafter, she
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habitual offenders. See also, F.S. § 921.24 and § 921.25, F.S.A. and 168 A.L.R. 706. As this court stated
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act upon it at any time. The plain language of § 921.25 and Rule 1.800(b) prohibits us from announcing
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behalf, pursuant to the provisions of Fla. Stat., § 921.25, now superseded by Rule 1.800(b), Fla.Cr.P.R.
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after the expiration of the time provided for in § 921.25, Fla. Stat., F.S.A.; Rule 1.800, Cr.P.R., and
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Criminal Procedure were adopted. Similarly, section 921.25, Florida Statutes (1969), allowed the court
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case here because the trial judge held F.S. Section 921.025, F.S.A., unconstitutional. The Appellant appealed
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appealed from is without error because under F.S. § 921.25 F.S.A. the sentence may be reduced by the Court
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not “timely filed pursuant to the provisions of § 921.25 F.S. [F.S.A.],2 and (2) that the matter of allowing