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Gillum v. State

Citations

  • 468 So. 2d 856

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  • holding that proof of breaking and entering raises a reasonable inference of an intent to steal
  • holding that a frequently and regularly visited weekend coastal home was a dwelling house
  • weekend home where owners spent every second or third weekend and had food, clothing and other necessities was a dwelling
  • “[W]e have frequently held that the existence of intent to steal may be presumed from proof of breaking and entering.”
  • intention of dweller is material consideration

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Judges: Roy Noble Lee, Sullivan and Anderson

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