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Miller v. State

Citations

  • 782 So. 2d 426
  • 2001 WL 193883

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  • holding that evidence was sufficient to support manslaughter convictions where victims were killed by a third party in a traffic accident after the defendant stole a stop sign from the intersection where the accident occurred
  • holding that evidence was sufficient to support manslaughter convictions where victims were killed by a third party in a traffic accident after the defendant stole a stop sign from the intersection where the accident occurred
  • underlying act by defendant leading to victims’ death was grand theft, which is not a qualifying offense in the second-degree felony murder statute
  • underlying act by defendant leading to victims’ death was grand theft, which is not a qualifying offense in the second-degree felony murder statute
  • holding question of proximate cause was for jury to decide

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Judges: Davis

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