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Ray v. State

Citations

  • 855 So. 2d 1260
  • 2003 WL 22339174

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  • holding revocation of probation may not be based on an uncharged violation
  • “The State may again proceed on the original affidavit of violation, or may seek to amend the affidavit if such is appropriate.”
  • due process was violated by acceptance of violation of probation pleas which included a stipulation of a new law violation that was not contained in the affidavit of violation

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Judges: Polen

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