· 1/18/1961
Dade County v. State ex rel. Greenberg
Citations
- 126 So. 2d 147
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- finding that because the key word is not otherwise specifically in the subject criminal statute, it “must be given its common, or dictionary, definition”
- noting that words in the criminal code should be given their common meaning unless otherwise defined
- Because the key word is not otherwise specifically in the subject criminal statute, it “must be given its common, or dictionary, definition.”
- Because a key word was not otherwise specifically defined in the subject statute, it “must be given its common, or dictionary, definition.”
- Because a key word was not otherwise specifically defined in the subject statute, it “must be given its common, or dictionary, definition.”
- Because the key word is not otherwise specifically in the subject criminal statute, it “must be given its common, or dictionary, definition.”
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Judges: Drew, Hob, Roberts, Son, Terrell, Thomas
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