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Johnson v. State

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  • 378 So. 2d 108

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  • holding that defendant's admission to using heroin was sufficient to sustain violation of probation
  • rejecting the contention that “an admission against interest is hearsay which, standing alone, cannot suffice as proof of violation of a condition of probation” because “a defendant’s admission, as opposed to statements by third parties, is [n]ot hearsay”

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Judges: Cobb

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