Lott v. Hutchinson

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• holding that amendment of criminal information on day of trial is permissible if there is no showing of prejudice
• holding that, if there is no showing of prejudice, amendment of information to add an additional charge is proper even on the day of trial
• holding that amendment of the information is permissible on the day of trial if there is no prejudice
• holding that driving under the influence offenses set forth in different subsections of the same statute but requiring proof of separate - 11 - J-A01037-20 elements are cognate offenses
• holding defendant did not suffer prejudice as result of amendment of information on day of trial
• [holding that the trial c]ourt’s grant of information amendment is appropriate [where] defendant was fully apprised of the factual scenario supporting the charges against him[]

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