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Gordon v. State

Citations

  • 126 So. 3d 292
  • 2011 Fla. App. LEXIS 18988
  • 2011 WL 6016913

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  • holding that striking an individual with a belt and causing bruising established intentional bodily harm
  • holding that counsel’s failure to properly move for judgment,of acquittal when state did not prove all of the elements of charged crime constituted ineffective assistance of counsel
  • holding that counsel’s failure to properly move for judgment of acquittal when state did not prove all of the elements of charged crime constituted ineffective assistance of counsel
  • finding insufficient evidence of great bodily harm where the defendant struck the victim one time with a belt, causing bruises that healed without requiring medical treatment
  • finding insufficient evidence of great bodily harm where the defendant struck the victim one time with a belt, 19 Case: 15-10351 Date Filed: 08/25/2017 Page: 20 of 67 causing bruises that healed without requiring medical treatment
  • finding insufficient evidence of great bodily harm where the defendant struck the victim one time with a belt, 19 Case: 15-10351 Date Filed: 08/25/2017 Page: 20 of 67 causing bruises that healed without requiring medical treatment

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Judges: Emas, Lagoa, Ramirez

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