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Jones v. State

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  • 64 Fla. 92

Syllabus

<p>1. A description of stolen property as “one female animal of the bovine species, nearly two years old,” alleges with sufficient accuracy that the animal was a cow or heifer and satisfies Gen. Stats. Sec. 3299.</p> <p>2. An admission by the accused in open court of facts showing venue is sufficient proof thereof.</p> <p>3. The claimant of an animal alleged to have been stolen may testify as to where and by whom the animal was raised.</p> <p>4. When the sentence imposed is below the minimum fixed by law, the case will be sent back for proper sentence.</p>

Judges: Cockrell, Hocker, Shackleford, Taylor, Whitfield

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