Ex parte Robert Wayne Kelley PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS (In re: Robert Wayne Kelley v. State of Alabama) (Etowah Circuit Court: CC-10-650.65; Criminal Appeals: CR-2024-0105).

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• recognizing that “time is not a material element of most offenses”
• explaining that Wimber “was focused on changes to the allegations concerning the crimes charged, as found by the grand jury”
• explaining that Wimber “was focused on changes to the allegations concern- ing the crimes charged, as found by the grand jury”
• explaining that Wimber “was focused on changes to the allegations concern- ing the crimes charged, as found by the grand jury”
• “Pachmayr is fully consistent with our conclusions about what it means for an indictment to be defective in form and when the test in [State v. Wimber, 315 Or 103, 843 P2d 424 (1992)], should be used to analyze whether the district attorney could amend an indictment.”

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