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Stambaugh v. State

Citations

  • 891 So. 2d 1136
  • 2005 WL 156730

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  • holding that defendant shall receive credit for all tolled time after state dismisses or withdraws violation of probation charge
  • holding that the filing of affidavit without issuing arrest warrant does not toll period and trial court lacked jurisdiction to hear VOP after probationary period had expired
  • for tolling provisions to apply, state must both file an affidavit and obtain a warrant
  • mere filing of an affidavit of probation is insufficient to ensure trial court's jurisdiction over defendant to revoke his probation
  • “Without the issuance of an arrest warrant [or a notice to appear], the January 28, 2004 VOP affidavit did not toll the probationary period.”
  • \Certiorari lies from this circuit court order denying prohibition against the county court.\

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Judges: Gross

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