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· 9/19/1962

Peveroff v. Freshman

Citations

  • 144 So. 2d 884
  • 1962 Fla. App. LEXIS 4258

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that appellant’s actions of repeatedly kicking and punching victim in head until he lost consciousness were sufficient to show attempt to cause serious bodily injury
  • holding that because defendant failed to raise a challenge to the weight of the evidence before the trial court in either an oral or written motion for a new trial, he waived this claim for appeal
  • holding that because defendant failed to raise a challenge to the weight of the evidence before the trial court in either an oral or written motion for a new trial, he waived this claim for appeal
  • holding that because defendant failed to raise a challenge to the weight of the evidence before the -8- J-S13030-20 trial court in either an oral or written motion for a new trial, he waived this claim for review on appeal
  • explaining that claims directed at the credibility of a witness’s testimony “challenge the weight, not the sufficiency, of the evidence” (citation omitted)
  • explaining that claims directed at the credibility of a witness's testimony “challenge the weight, not the sufficiency, of the evidence” (citation omitted)

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