· 10/15/1859
Alexander v. Eastland
Citations
- 37 Miss. 554
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- holding that entry effected by trickery or deception constitutes a constructive breaking and satisfies the breaking element in the definition of burglary
- holding that entry effected by trickery or deception constitutes a constructive breaking and satisfies the breaking element in the definition of burglary
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Judges: Harris
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