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Gordon v. State

Citations

  • 745 So. 2d 1016
  • 1999 WL 817910

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  • holding that defendant's conduct in feigning toothache to gain entry into the victim's home negated consent
  • holding that a feigned toothache to gain entry into victim's home was sufficient to show unlawful entry
  • holding that defendant's conduct in feigning tooth ache to gain entry into the victim's home negated consent
  • holding “consent to enter obtained by trick or fraud ‘is actually no consent’” and therefore entrance obtained this way will support a conviction for burglary

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Judges: Gross

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