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· 5/15/1979

Gellman v. State

Citations

  • 371 So. 2d 181

How courts have described this case

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  • holding the existence of the required felonious intent is for the trier of the fact to determine subject to the legal requirement that there be substantial competent evidence from which the trier of the fact may so infer that intent
  • state's evidence deemed insufficient to establish the element of felonious intent in an auto theft case; auto theft convictions reversed

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Judges: Haverfield, C.J., and Pearson and Schwartz

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