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Brown v. State

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  • 672 So. 2d 648
  • 1996 WL 210134

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  • finding evidence insufficient when it requires pyramiding of assumptions or inferences in order to arrive at the conclusion of guilt
  • \Circumstantial evidence is insufficient when it requires pyramiding of assumptions or inferences in order to arrive at the conclusion of guilt.\
  • “Circumstantial evidence is insufficient when it requires pyramiding of assumptions or inferences in order to arrive at the conclusion of guilt.”

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Judges: Farmer

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