On a controversial 7-5 split, the full Fourth District Court of Appeal has upheld a 10-year prison sentence for a Miami man convicted of criminal racketeering and grand theft based on his failure to pay speedy restitution.
The majority receded in part from a 2011 opinion involving a co-defendant and certified a conflict with the Fifth District to the Florida Supreme Court.
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