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Charles v. State

Citations

  • 945 So. 2d 579
  • 2006 WL 3613767

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  • holding that “á defendant will be treated as if he did all the acts performed by the others involved in the perpetration of a crime if (1) the defendant . !ha[d] a conscious intent that the crime be .done’ and (2
  • holding trial court erred in refusing to give independent act instruction where defendant accused of felony murder as a principal testified that he and alleged co-felons had no plan to rob victim and that defendant only agreed to participate in aggravated assault of victim
  • holding trial court erred in refusing to give independent act instruction where defendant accused of felony murder as a principal testified that he and alleged co-felons had no plan to rob victim and that defendant only agreed to participate in aggravated assault of victim
  • generally, the trial court’s decision to give a requested jury instruction is reviewed for an abuse of discretion
  • “Under the law of principals, a defendant will be treated as if he did all the acts performed by the others involved in the perpetration of a crime if (1) the defendant ‘ha[d] a conscious intent that the crime be done’ and (2

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Judges: Stevenson

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