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· 4/19/1961

In re Tampa Electric Co.

Citations

  • 18 Fla. Supp. 64

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  • holding evidence legally insufficient to show that baseball bat juvenile was carrying when she approached victim was a deadly weapon because juvenile was not within striking distance of victim, juvenile never swung bat at victim, and victim never felt threatened with imminent bodily injury
  • holding evidence legally insufficient to show that baseball bat juvenile was carrying when she approached victim was a deadly weapon because juvenile was not within striking distance of victim, juvenile never swung bat at victim, and victim never felt threatened with imminent bodily injury

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