Torres v. Florida — Court affirmed lower court’s judgment without written opinion

Case
Wisdeal Torres, Jr. v. State of Florida
Court
Florida Sixth District Court of Appeal
Date Decided
June 23, 2026
Docket No.
6D2023-3076
Topics
Criminal Appeal, Appellate Review, Per Curiam Affirmance

Background

Wisdeal Torres, Jr. appealed from a decision of the Circuit Court for Lee County, presided over by Judge Maria E. Gonzalez. The lower court case originated as a felony proceeding under docket number 22-CF-015344. The specific facts and issues on appeal are not detailed in the appellate opinion.

The Court’s Holding

The Sixth District Court of Appeal, in a per curiam decision joined by Judges Nardella, Smith, and Brownlee, affirmed the lower court’s judgment without issuing a written opinion. The terse affirmance indicates the court found the lower court’s decision sound and required no further explanation.

Key Takeaways

  • The lower court’s judgment was affirmed on appeal
  • The appellate court issued no written reasoning for its decision
  • This per curiam affirmance was unanimous among the three-judge panel

Why It Matters

While the opinion provides minimal guidance, per curiam affirmances without written opinion typically signal judicial agreement that the lower court applied law correctly or that appellate intervention was not warranted. Practitioners and parties should consult the lower court record to understand the underlying facts and legal issues that were affirmed on appeal.

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