Adanandus v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that if a deadly weapon is used in a deadly manner, the inference is almost conclusive that the defendant intended to kill
• holding that if a deadly weapon is used in a deadly manner, the inference is almost conclusive that the defendant intended to kill
• holding that conduct was not involuntary merely because accused did not intend result of his conduct
• holding that if a deadly weapon is used in a deadly manner, the inference is almost conclusive that the defendant intended to kill
• holding that, if deadly weapon is used in deadly manner, inference is almost conclusive that defendant intended to kill
• recognizing that jury may infer defendant’s intent to commit murder from his use of deadly weapon in deadly manner and such inference is almost always conclusive

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).