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Cabrera v. State

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  • 890 So. 2d 506
  • 2005 WL 17400

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  • \The improper use of the conjunction `and/or' in the written and oral instructions was fundamental error because the jury could have convicted Cabrera based solely upon a conclusion that defendant Rios' conduct satisfied an element of the offenses.\

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Judges: Stringer

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