Pridgeon v. State
Citations
- 68 Fla. 98
- 66 So. 564
Syllabus
<p>Where an indictment alleges a larceny by the defendants from 0., for which they had been convicted, and further alleges that on the same day (not afterwards on the same day) another larceny from W., was committed by the defendants, and that the larceny from W. was a second offense, a verdict, finding the defendants “guilty of larceny, first offense,” is repugnant to the indictment and a judgment rendered thereon will be reversed. ,</p>
Judges: Cockrell, Family, Illness, Reason
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