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! RULE 3.990(a) SENTENCNG GUDELNES SCORESHEET 1. DA'E OF SEN1ENCE 2.PREPAREDBY OocOsAo 3.COUNTY 4.SENTENCNGJUDGE rnrnrn MO DY YR 5. NAME (LAST, FRST, M.. ) 6.DOB 9.RACE 10.G MO DY YR f--'=~~""'="--10s Ow Ooni 11 DM F DDO HJSP. 0YES0No OPLEADTRAL D Check here if this sentencing is for only a revocation of probation or community control. PRMARY OFFENSE: H Qualifier, ple;ise checl_a_s C (A.. Attanpi.s.. &ilicitatico,c.. Conspiracy),, oo DOCKET# F.S. # 0[ ~~E OFF.DATE DD D MODY YR Description:. (Level= Pts: 1=4, 2=10, 3=16, 4=22, 5=28, 6=36, 7=42, 8=74, 9=91, 10=116) ADDTONAL OFFENSE(S): Supplemental page attach~ DOCKET# FEL/MM F.S. # OFFENSE QUALFY CNTS PONTS LEVEL A S C x = D PONTS!. m. ODD x = Description: --------------- ODD x = Description:---~~-------~-~----------------- (Level = Pts: M=0.2, 1=0.7, 2=1.2, 3=2.4, 4=3.6, 5=5.4, 6=7.2, 1=8A, 8:::9.6, 9=10.8, 10=120). Supplemental page pomts VCTM NJURY, Nu"mber Tobi Number Tobi 2ND Degree Murder 120 x = Slight 4X = Death 60 x = Sex Penetration 40X = Severe 40 x = Sex Contact!8X =, Moderate 18 x = PROR RECORD: Supplemental page attached 0. m. FEJMM F.S.# OFFENSE QUALFY: DESCRPTON NUM POJNTS. DEGR>E LEVEL AS C x x x --------- - x - x (Level= Pts: M=0.2, 1=05, 2=0.8, 3=1.6, 4=2.4, 5=3.6, 6=4.8, 7=5.6, 8=6.4, 9=12, 10=8.0) Supplemental page points 1v_ P:ige Subtol::i.

Page 1 Subtotal V. Legal Status Violation = 4 Points V. V. Release Program Violation ~ 6 Points X Number or Violations (Max 18 Pts) = V. Firearm or Destructive Device = 18 Points vm. Semi~Automatic Weapon or Machine Gun =25 Points X. Enhancements (only one multiplier may be used) V. vn. vm. Subtotal Sentence Points. Law Enforcement Protection 0LS Muliipller 0 2.0 Multiplier Drug Trafficking D1.S Multiplier SENTENCE COMPUTATON Enhanced Subtotal Sentence Points X. TOTAL SENTENCE PONTS ftotal sentence points are less than, or equal to 40, the sentencing court may not impose a state prison sentence. The sentencing court may increase total sentence points that are less than or equal to 40 by up to 15 percent and may impose a state prison sentence if the increased total exceeds 40 points. : Total Sentence Points x LS= ncreased Sentence Points ftotal sentence points are greater than 40 and less than or equal to 52 the decision to incarcerate in a state prison ls left to the discretion of the courl f total sentence points are greater than 52 the sentence must he a state prison sentence. A state prison sentence is calculated by deducting 28 ft'qm total 1lr increased sentence points.. Total Or ncreased Sentence Pts. minus28 = State Prison Months The sentencing court may increase or decrease state prison months by.up to 25 percent ~.where the total sentence points were less than or equal to 40 but have been increased by up to 15 percent to exceed 40 points..a:ny state prison sentence must exceed 12 months. x.75. ----- Minimum State Prison MOnths State Prison Months ~ x 1.25 Maximum State Prison Months TOTAL SENTENCE MPOSED 0 State Prison 0 County Jail 0 Community Control D Probation Years Months Days Please designate the particular type of sentence where an enhanced or mandatory sentence imposed. D Habitual Felony Offender 0 Guidelines Aggravated Departure D Habitual Violent Felony Offender 0 Guidelines Mitigated Departure Mandatory pursuant to: 0 s.775.087 D s.893.13 0 s.893.135

i i ~::.; 1~90(b) SUPPLEMENTAL sentei:; GUDELNES scolre s!!!~~senwnce M 0 DY YR []][]][[] ADDTONAL OFFENSE(S) DOCKET# FEL/MM F.S. # LEVEL QUALFY CNTS PONTS 1 A S C --"-=- V. x Description.,._-------------------------- x Description:. _x = Description ~ -------------------------- x -- = Description.,_~=~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~=~~=------ (Level= Pis: M:::::0.2, 1=0.7, 2=1.2, 3=2.4, 4=3.6, 5=5.4, 6=7.2, 7=8.4, 8=9.6, 9=10.8, 10,,,12.0) PROR RECORD: Supplemental page attached FEJMM F.S. LEVEL QUALFY: DESCRPTON NUM POOO'S(s) DEGREE AS C -- x ODD X_ x x x x. (Level= Pis: M=0.2, 1::0.5, 2=0.8, 3=1.6, 4=2A, 5=3.6, 6=4.8, 7=5.6, 8=6.4, 9=7.2, 10=8.0) rv. REASONS FOR DEPARTURE, ~- Efl'cdivc D:itc:Jmu:11y l, 1994 JUDGE'S SGNATURE

f reasons cited for departure are not listed below, please write reasons on the reverse side, in the area specified Reasons for Departure Reasons for Departure Aggravating Circumstances Legitimate, uncoerced, plea bargain. Offense was one of violence and was committed in a manner that was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel. Offenses arose from separate episodes. Primary offense is at level 4 or higher and the defendant has committed 5 or more offenses within a 180 day period that have resulted in convictions. Primary offense is scored at level 3 and the defendant has committed 8 or more offenses within a 180 day period that have resulted in convictions. Offense was committed within 6 months of defendant s discharge from a release program or state prison. Defendant occupied a leadership role in a criminal organization. Offense committed by a public official under color of office. Defendant knew victim to be a law enforcement officer at the time of the offense, the offense was a violent offense; and that status is not an element of the primary offense. Offense created substantial risk of death or great bodily harm to many persons or to one or more small children. Victim especially vulnerable due to age or physical or mental disability. Offense was motivated by prejudice based on race, color, ancestry, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or national origin of the victim. Victim suffered extraordinary physical or emotional trauma or permanent physical injury, or was treated with particular cruelty. Victim was physically attacked by the defendant in the presence of one or more members of the victim s family. Offense resulted in substantial economic hardship to a victim and consisted of an illegal act or acts committed by means of concealment, guile or fraud to obtain money or property, to avoid payment or loss of money or property or to obtain business or professional advantage when two or more of the following circumstances were present:

Offense involved multiple victims or multiple incidents per victim. Offense involved a high degree of sophistication or planning or occurred over a lengthy period of time; The defendant used position or status to facilitate the commission of the offense, including positions of trust, confidence, or fiduciary relationship; or The defendant was in the past involved in other conduct similar to that involved in the current offense. Offense committed in order to prevent or avoid arrest, to impede or prevent prosecution for the conduct underlying the arrest, or to effect an escape from custody. Defendant is not amenable to rehabilitation or supervision, as evidenced by an escalating pattern of criminal conduct as described in s. 921.001(8). Defendant induced a minor to participate in any of the offenses pending before the court for disposition. Primary offense is scored at level 7 or higher and the defendant has been convicted of one or more offense that scored, or would have scored, at an offense level 8 or higher. Defendant has an extensive unscoreable juvenile record. Reasons for Departure Mitigating Circumstances Legitimate, uncoerced plea bargain. Defendant was an accomplice to the offense and was a relatively minor participant in the criminal conduct. The capacity of the defendant to appreciate the criminal nature of the conduct or to conform that conduct to the requirements of law was substantially impaired. Defendant requires specialized treatment for a mental disorder that is unrelated to substance abuse or addiction, or for a physical disability and the defendant is amenable to treatment. The need for payment of restitution to the victim outweighs the need for a prison sentence. The victim was an initiator, willing participant, aggressor, or provoker of the incident.

The defendant acted under extreme duress or under the domination of another person. Before the identity of the defendant was determined, the victim was substantially compensated. Defendant cooperated with the State to resolve the current offense or any other offense. The offense was committed in an unsophisticated manner and was an isolated incident for which the defendant has shown remorse. At the time of the offense the defendant was too young to appreciate the consequences of the offense. Defendant to be sentenced as a youthful offender.