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Green v. State

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  • 728 So. 2d 779
  • 1999 WL 89036

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  • allowing the State under the guise of amending existing charge to amend mid-trial to charge defendant with separate offense of battery upon law enforcement officer, a charge that the State had elected pretrial not to bring, violated defendant's due process rights
  • reversing conviction because, by granting the State’s motion to amend at the conclusion of its case to change the name of the battery victim, the trial court allowed the jury to find appellant guilty of a crime for which he had not been charged

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Judges: Owen

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