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Gresham v. State

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  • 725 So. 2d 419
  • 1999 WL 17813

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  • holding that pointing gun at and stabbing the same victim occurred in uninterrupted sequence and constituted single criminal act
  • viewing defendant’s acts as “a single act” where, during an uninterrupted sequence, defendant pointed a shot gun at her husband, they struggled, he took the gun away, and she grabbed a knife and stabbed him
  • woman who threatened to kill her husband with a shotgun and then immediately grabbed a knife and stabbed him could not be convicted of the two types of assault as the acts occurred in a single, uninterrupted sequence and comprised one criminal act
  • woman who threatened to kill her husband with a shotgun and then immediately grabbed a knife and stabbed him could not be convicted of the two types of assault as the acts occurred in a single, uninterrupted sequence and comprised one criminal act
  • woman who threatened to kill her husband with a shotgun and then immediately grabbed a knife and stabbed him could not be convicted of the two types of assault as the acts occurred in a single, uninterrupted sequence and comprised one criminal act

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Judges: Farmer

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