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Murrell v. State

Citations

  • 655 So. 2d 881
  • 1995 WL 242269

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  • self-help is limited to those situations where the arrest is unlawful and the officer and person arrested have reason to know that it is, or where the arrest is accompanied by excessive force
  • self-help is limited to those situations where the arrest is unlawful and the officer and person arrested have reason to know that it is, or where the arrest is accompanied by excessive force
  • The supreme court found a new trial was warranted for a conviction of simple assault because the evidence that the victim suffered pain was “so weak.”

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Judges: Banks

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