· 7/14/1999
Burgal v. State
Citations
- 740 So. 2d 82
- 1999 WL 492598
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- holding prior incidents of domestic violence by the defendant against the victim were properly admitted to prove motive, intent, and premeditation in prosecution for attempted first-degree murder
- holding prior incidents of domestic violence by the defendant against the victim were properly admitted to prove motive, intent, and premeditation in prosecution for attempted first-degree murder
- holding prior incidents of domestic violence by the defendant against the victim were properly admitted to prove motive, intent, and premeditation in prosecution for attempted first-degree murder
- holding prior incidents of domestic violence by the defendant against the victim were properly admitted to prove motive, intent, and premeditation in prosecution for attempted first-degree murder
- “[T]he prior incidents of domestic violence by [defendant] against the victim were properly admitted into evidence to prove motive, intent, and premeditation.”
- “[T]he prior incidents of domestic violence by defendant-appellant Burgal against the victim were properly admitted into evidence to prove motive, intent, and premeditation.”
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Judges: Schwartz, C.J., and Cope and Green
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