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Brown v. State

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  • 206 So. 2d 377

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  • explaining that necessarily-included offenses are those that are “an essential aspect of the major offense,” meaning that “the burden of proof of the major crime cannot be discharged, without proving the lesser crime as an essential link in the chain of evidence”
  • “There should be an instruction on all lesser offenses which are covered by the accusatory pleading and supported by the evidence, even though the major crime charged could otherwise be established without proof of the lesser offense”
  • now a category 2 offense

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Judges: Thornal

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