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Allen v. State

Citations

  • 539 So. 2d 1124

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  • “The trial judge properly refused to charge on mental disease or defect because the only evidence presented at trial was that the defendant was suffering from voluntary intoxication.”
  • although defendant had been treated for alcohol abuse on two occasions prior to offense, court held that defendant had “produced no evidence that his long-continued alcohol indulgence had resulted in a mental disease or defect”

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Judges: Bowen

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