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Larsen v. State

Citations

  • 485 So. 2d 1372
  • 11 Fla. L. Weekly 782

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  • acknowledging that age and physical characteristics may be taken into account in determining whether the defendant evinced a depraved mind
  • noting that “the relative harm-causing potential” between the defendant and victim in that case distinguished it from other cases where a second-degree-murder conviction was reversed
  • affirming second-degree murder conviction where husband slapped wife, causing her to hit her head on the ground and die
  • finding sufficient evidence to uphold a second-degree-murder jury conviction where defendant struck “hard across the face” his ninety-five-pound wife who was partially physically disabled
  • affirming second-degree murder conviction when the defendant showed “a wicked and corrupt disregard of the lives and safety of others . . .[,] a failure to appreciate social duty”
  • defendant struck partially disabled wife during argument, causing her to fall and fracture her skull

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Judges: Per Curiam

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