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Butler v. State

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  • 715 So. 2d 339
  • 1998 WL 466711

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  • finding there was no testimony establishing a \series of acts\ where defendant and alleged victim were involved in violent incidents on two occasions six months apart; nor did victim testify as to any \emotional distress\
  • finding there was no testimony establishing a “series of acts” where defendant and alleged victim were involved in violent incidents on two occasions six months apart; nor did victim testify as to any “emotional distress”
  • two incidents of harassment committed six months apart is insufficient to establish that the conduct was engaged in \repeatedly\
  • in order to present a prima facie case the state must prove each and every element of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt; when the state fails to meet this burden the case should not be submitted to the jury, and a judgment of acquittal should be granted

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Judges: Per Curiam

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