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Deleon v. State

Citations

  • 66 So. 3d 391
  • 2011 Fla. App. LEXIS 12152
  • 2011 WL 3300103

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that carjacking with a deadly weapon is neither a necessary nor permissive lesser-included offense of carjacking with a firearm
  • reversing conviction for carjacking with a deadly weapon where the information specifically included the element of a firearm rather than deadly weapon
  • “[T]he victim testified that Deleon carried a gun, and there was no evidence that he carried any other weapon during the commission of the offense.”
  • “We reject the State’s argument that because the information cited the applicable statute, section 812.133, Deleon was put on notice that he could be convicted of carjacking with deadly weapon”

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Judges: Black, Morris, Silberman

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