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· 7/12/1994

Anguish v. Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services, District 11: Dade Unit 55583

Citations

  • 640 So. 2d 97
  • 1994 Fla. App. LEXIS 6916
  • 1994 WL 330129

How courts have described this case

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  • finding there was no evidence of knowing or intentional conduct designed to disrupt a school function or activity in a case involving a fight over a girl at school before class began, as “[t]he fuel for the fight was jealousy”
  • juvenile could not be convicted of knowingly disrupting functioning of educational institution, where motive for fight was jealousy over girl
  • juvenile could not be convicted of knowingly disrupting functioning of educational institution, where motive for fight was jealousy over girl
  • juvenile could not be convicted of knowingly disrupting functioning of educational institution, where motive for fight was jealousy over girl
  • juvenile could not be convicted of knowingly disrupting functioning of educational institution, where motive for fight was jealousy over girl
  • juvenile could not be convicted of knowingly disrupting functioning of educational institution, where fight occurred before school hours and no school activity or function was taking place at location of fight

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Judges: Baskin, Cope, Hubbart

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