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State v. Langley

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  • 680 So. 2d 717
  • 1996 WL 506330

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  • the Fourth Circuit found that the defendant was given an additional 30 days from the date on which the habitual offender bill was filed such that the failure to advise him of his 15 days to object was without merit.

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Judges: Armstrong, Plotkin and Landrieu

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