Hester v. Finigan

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• refusing to speculate that the defendant did not use a knife to commit robbery, where the evidence adduced failed to account for the movement of the robber’s hands during the entire incident
• refusing to speculate that the defendant did not use a knife to commit robbery, where the evidence adduced failed to account for the movement of the robber’s hands during the entire incident
• when “the only evidence before the court showed the completed offense of armed robbery,” the court did not err in refusing a request to charge on robbery by intimidation and theft by taking

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).