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· 11/13/1925

Pueblo v. Noya

Citations

  • 34 P.R. Dec. 960
  • 1925 PR Sup. LEXIS 443

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  • holding accused’s struggling with victim over a broken bottle was not directed at the victim, but rather was directed at wrestling the bottle from the victim; accordingly, the defense of accident was raised when the victim was cut

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