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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 513 So. 2d 1093
  • 12 Fla. L. Weekly 2362

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  • concluding that the predicate or threshold crime is statutorily distinct from the crime of felony murder
  • rejecting the defendant’s claim that he could not be held to answer a felony-murder charge if he could not be found criminally responsible for the underlying felony
  • rejecting the defendant's claim that he could not be held to answer a felony-murder charge if he could not be found criminally responsible for the underlying felony
  • \The mere preclusion of the state's capacity to prosecute the subordinate crime because of a time limitation has no effect upon the question of whether such a crime was committed.\

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Judges: Frank

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