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Page 582
... theft , where there were no mitigating circumstances such as provocation or social considerations such as dependents , and a lesser sentence would deprecate seriousness of defendant's theft of approximately $ 848,000 from bank , much of ...
... theft , where there were no mitigating circumstances such as provocation or social considerations such as dependents , and a lesser sentence would deprecate seriousness of defendant's theft of approximately $ 848,000 from bank , much of ...
Page 586
... theft of property valued in excess of $ 500 and in which state witness testified that he could not remember when defendant gave witness a camera , prosecutor in subsequently asking such state witness for his prior sworn testimony at ...
... theft of property valued in excess of $ 500 and in which state witness testified that he could not remember when defendant gave witness a camera , prosecutor in subsequently asking such state witness for his prior sworn testimony at ...
Page 592
... theft . State v . Effit , App . 2 Cir.1985 , 467 So.2d 856 . Evidence that defendant knew bank would not voluntarily loan him $ 225,000 , that he withdrew $ 848,000 from his account due to bank computer error which assigned him code ...
... theft . State v . Effit , App . 2 Cir.1985 , 467 So.2d 856 . Evidence that defendant knew bank would not voluntarily loan him $ 225,000 , that he withdrew $ 848,000 from his account due to bank computer error which assigned him code ...
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ANNOTATED | 14 |
CRIMINAL CODE | 52 |
SUBPART E INCHOATE OFFENSES | 61 |
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abuse of discretion accused admissible aggravated battery aggravated burglary alleged Amendment ant's appeal after remand armed robbery arrest attempted aggravated rape attempted second-degree murder bodily harm certiorari denied 103 charge constitute crime criminal death penalty defendant was convict defense counsel dence denied 104 S.Ct double jeopardy element of crime evidence that defendant felony fendant fense first-degree murder forcible rape gree murder guilty hard labor imposed indictment inflict great bodily intent to kill jurors jury lesser included offense lineup manslaughter ment mistrial negligent homicide perpetration person photographs plea police officer prejudice prior probation properly prosecution for aggravated prosecution for attempted prosecution for first-degree prosecution for second-degree prosecutor's prove reasonable doubt reversible error self-defense shot specific intent State's statement sufficient to sustain suspension of sentence tence testified testimony theft tion trial court trial judge trier of fact victim voir dire witness writ denied