Moore v. State

Citations

• 83 Fla. 270
• 91 So. 180

Syllabus

<p>1. An accomplice may be a competent witness and his uncorroborated testimony is sufficient to support a conviction if it satisfies the jury of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.</p> <p>2. Where there is evidence in the record legally sufficient to support the verdict and nothing to indicate that the jury were influenced by considerations outside the evidence, a judgment of conviction will not be reversed by an appellate court although there may be conflicts in the evidence.</p> <p>3. It is not error to refuse to give requested instructions that are substantially covered by instructions given.</p> <p>4. If the verdict be conformable to the law and evidence, it will not be set aside merely because the court refused to give instructions which might have been properly given.</p>