Dowler v. State

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• holding that the evidence was more than sufficient where there was testimony that during the times the defendant cared for the child, he either visited violence upon the victim “or observed [another individual] doing it”
• upholding conviction of defendant for neglect of dependent when defendant resided with child and child's father, and had often cared for child when father was not present
• sufficient evidence of “care” where defendant assumed responsibility for child’s care “sometimes alone and sometimes jointly”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).