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Akins v. State

Citations

  • 691 So. 2d 587
  • 1997 WL 178846

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  • stating that, “[i]n State v. Gray, ... the court ruled that an indictment or information failing to allege an essential element of a crime did not charge a crime and that this constitutes both denial of due process and fundamental error”
  • “Generally, an inmate’s grievance regarding the conditions of his confinement at a certain institution becomes moot upon his transfer to another facility.”
  • “[A]n indictment, unlike an information, cannot be amended, not even by a grand jury, to charge a different, similar, or new offense.” (citing Smith, 424 So. 2d at 729)

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Judges: Per Curiam

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