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Mobley v. State

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  • 57 Fla. 22

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law — Larceny of Animals.</p> <p>Where the statute makes it a felony to commit larceny of “any * * * cow, bull, ox, steer, heifer or calf,” an information charging the larceny of one cow is not sustained by proofs showing, without dispute, that the animal stolen was a three or four-years old steer.</p>

Judges: Because, Hill, Illness, Taylor, Took

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