Briano v. State

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• evidence of premeditation and deliberation is seldom direct, and circumstantial evidence may be taken into account to provide sufficient evidence
• evidence of premeditation and deliberation is seldom direct, and circumstantial evidence may be taken into account to provide sufficient evidence
• evidence of premeditation and deliberation is seldom direct, and circumstantial evidence may be taken into account to provide sufficient evidence
• evidence of deliberation and premeditation may be circumstantial and includes \the sequence of events which leads to the death of the victim\

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