Holden v. Cribb

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• explaining that to change residence or domicile, the person must abandon the first domicile and intend not to return to it, and he must acquire a new domicile by residing in another jurisdiction with the intent of making the last acquired residence a permanent home
• \We daresay [he] has no intent to make the detention center his permanent residence.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).