Matter of Zephyr D. (Luke K.)

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• stating that adding \an entirely new charge to the charging information ... is patently [an amendment] of substance\
• amendment did not prejudice the defendant because he knew the amendment likely would occur long before it was formally requested and the amendment did not change his defense

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