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Baxter v. State

Citations

  • 586 So. 2d 1196
  • 1991 WL 178168

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  • to establish the corpus delicti of conspiracy, state must present substantial corroborating evidence that defendant and co-conspirator agreed to commit crime and that the defendant intended to commit the offense
  • “It has been well settled that mere presence at the scene of an offense coupled with knowledge of the offense is insufficient to establish a conspiracy.”
  • to establish the corpus delicti of conspiracy, the state must present substantial corroborating evidence that defendant and co-conspirator agreed to commit crime and that the defendant intended to commit the offense

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Judges: Altenbernd

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