Pardue v. State

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• a burglar is armed with a deadly weapon where he acquires a gun as loot during the burglary
• because the location of alleged DUI offense was not a material allegation, proof of the correct location of the driving did not constitute a material variance
• 'The fact that Pardue armed himself with a deadly weapon while in the dwelling brings him within the purview of § 13A-7-5 (a).'
• under § 13A-1-8 (b)(1), the defendant was erroneously convicted of both first and second degree theft of property where the convictions were based on a single theft of the same property stolen from the same victim in the same burglary
• under § 13A-1-8(b)(1), the defendant was erroneously convicted of both first and second degree theft of property where the convictions were based on a single theft of the same property stolen from the same victim in the same burglary

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