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Massey v. State

Citations

  • 609 So. 2d 598
  • 1992 WL 354463

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  • holding that the State’s failure to strictly comply with the notice requirement of the habitual offender statute is subject to a harmless error analysis
  • holding that failure to serve written notice is subject to harmless error analysis.
  • “While lack of any notice, written or otherwise, is a due process violation, lack of written notice, when actual notice is given, is not. The statutory requirement for written notice is to insure (and offer a method of proof) that actual notice was given.”

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Judges: Grimes

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