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Rubin v. State

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  • 390 So. 2d 322

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  • statute of limitations vests a substantive right, so statute of limitations in effect at time of incident is controlling
  • statute of limitations vests a substantive right, so statute of limitations in effect at time of incident is controlling
  • \[S]ubsequently-filed informations `will not be subject to the statute of limitations when they are shown to be connected with and in continuation of a prosecution timely begun.'\
  • “[S]ubsequently-filed informations ‘will not be subject to the statute of limitations when they are shown to be connected with and in continuation of a prosecution timely begun.’ ”
  • “A subsequently filed information, which contains language indicating that it is a continuation of the same prosecution, timely commenced will not be considered an abandonment of the first information and therefore will not be barred by the statute of limitations.”
  • upholding amendment correcting the name of the corporate victim

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Judges: Alderman

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