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Thomas v. State

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  • 634 So. 2d 276
  • 1994 WL 101285

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  • holding that an affidavit of violation alleging that probationer resisted arrest with violence, when he was actually convicted of resisting arrest without violence, did not preclude a finding that he was guilty of violating his probation
  • affirming appellant's revocation of probation where the affidavit of violation alleged that he resisted arrest with violence, but he was actually convicted of resisting arrest without violence
  • affirming appellant’s revocation of probation where the affidavit of violation alleged that he resisted arrest with violence, but he was actually convicted of resisting arrest without violence

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Judges: Polen

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