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· 5/28/2024

DONALD PUGH v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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  • holding abandonment occurred when there was no response to knock, rent was unpaid, key was inside apartment, and there was no evidence that defendant returned to premises after offense occurred
  • characterizing the first persistent-felony-offender notice required by former § 46-18-503, MCA, as “jurisdictional”
  • characterizing the first persistent-felony-offender notice required by former § 46-18-503, MCA, as \jurisdictional\
  • applying the required evidence test and finding no merger of felony theft and robbery

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