Diaz v. Tampa Wholesale Liquor Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that vehicular homicide by intoxicated driver can only be murder if \concomitant circumstances\ showed that act \naturally tended to destroy human life\
• holding that vehicular homicide by intoxicated driver can only be murder if \concomitant circumstances\ showed that act \naturally tended to destroy human life\
• intoxicated driver who rear ended a truck stopped in the road could not be convicted of murder because \no other sufficient concomitant circumstances disclosed by the evidence ... would show it was such an act as naturally tended to destroy human life\
• intoxicated driver who rear ended a truck stopped in the road could not be convicted of murder because \no other sufficient concomitant circumstances disclosed by the evidence . . . would show it was such an act as naturally tended to destroy human life\

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