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Bledsoe v. State

Citations

  • 764 So. 2d 927
  • 2000 WL 1152456

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  • concluding that this court has the authority to reduce a conviction to a lesser-included offense \if the charging document sufficiently alleges [the lesser offense] and the evidence supports conviction for [the lesser offense]\
  • holding that under the pipeline rule the disposition of a case on appeal should be made in accord with the law in effect at the time of the appellate court’s decision rather than the law in effect at the time judgment was entered
  • defendant could not be convicted of burglary for remaining at party after hostess asked him to leave
  • defendant could not be convicted of burglary for remaining at party after hostess asked him to leave
  • In a prosecution for burglary with battery, defendant may be convicted of both lesser offense of trespass and lesser offense of battery if information supports finding of both offenses and jury determined both occurred.
  • “‘Burglary with a battery’ is a legislative combination of two separate common law crimes.”

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Judges: Altenbernd

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