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Castillo v. State

Citations

  • 929 So. 2d 1180
  • 2006 WL 1541064

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  • due process is violated when an individual is convicted of a crime not charged in the charging instrument
  • “It is a basic tenet of constitutional law that due process is violated when an individual is convicted of a crime not charged in the charging instrument.”
  • “It is a basic tenet of constitutional law that due process is violated when an individual is convicted of a crime not charged in the charging instrument.”
  • “When a ‘discrepancy exists between the offense designated in the information heading and the cidme depicted in the body of the instrament, the offense desci’ibed in the body is the one with which the defendant is charged.’ ”

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Judges: Taylor

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