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... defendant's theory that victim dropped gun causing it to discharge acci- dentally , and was sufficient to sustain con- viction . State v . Captville , Sup.1984 , 448 So.2d 676 . State Testimony of defendant's former girl- friend , whom ...
... defendant's theory that victim dropped gun causing it to discharge acci- dentally , and was sufficient to sustain con- viction . State v . Captville , Sup.1984 , 448 So.2d 676 . State Testimony of defendant's former girl- friend , whom ...
Page 282
... defendant convicted of man- slaughter to 18 years at hard labor was commensurate with , rather than grossly di- sapproportionate to , severity of defendant's offense , was not needless and purposeless , and was adequately particularized ...
... defendant convicted of man- slaughter to 18 years at hard labor was commensurate with , rather than grossly di- sapproportionate to , severity of defendant's offense , was not needless and purposeless , and was adequately particularized ...
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... defendant and victim arrived at location , defendant threw her to the ground , threatened to kill her , choked her , tore off her clothes and raped her , was sufficient to support conviction of attempt- ed aggravated rape , despite ...
... defendant and victim arrived at location , defendant threw her to the ground , threatened to kill her , choked her , tore off her clothes and raped her , was sufficient to support conviction of attempt- ed aggravated rape , despite ...
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Offenses Affecting Law Enforcement 108 | 9 |
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