PER CURIAM.
The issue which we address is whether a trial court can modify a negotiated sentence and resentence contrary to an agreed upon plea bargain. The defendant acquiesced to a seven-year term because he thought he would receive gain time. He relied on his trial attorney for this assumption. Since his plea was based on a material mistake of law, the plea was invalid and the trial judge modified it. The state maintains that Jolly v. State,
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