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Franklin v. State

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  • 226 So. 2d 461

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  • explaining that the introduction of hearsay in a revocation hearing is not error per se, so long as there is other proper and legally admissible evidence upon which the trial court can base its decision to revoke probation on a specific ground
  • failure to file monthly reports

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Judges: Liles

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