Florida law does not have an official minimum sentencing requirement for third-degree felony offenses, which many people find surprising. Depending on the crime, the court may offer different sentences, and discretion is generally up to the judge. Many factors can impact the severity of a sentence, including past criminal history,...
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The Minimum Sentence for a Third Degree Felony in Florida
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