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· 3/30/2021

Dean Edward Calhoun v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that it is a denial of due process to convict a defendant of an uncharged crime
  • acknowledging that \it was fundamental error to convict Harris of robbery with a firearm when the State charged him with attempted robbery with a firearm\

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