Popwell v. State

How courts have described this case

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• both holding that a burglary indictment must allege the specific crime the accused intended to commit within the dwelling
• both holding that a burglary indictment must allege the specific crime the accused intended to commit within the dwelling
• both holding that a burglary indictment must allege the specific crime the accused intended to commit in the dwelling
• a burglary indictment must set forth and define the crime intended to be committed and \the use of broad terms such as `intent to commit a felony' is not sufficient\
• a burglary indictment must set forth and define the crime intended to be committed and `the use of broad terms such as \intent to commit a felony\ is not sufficient'

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).