Supreme Court of Florida· 1/15/1894
Revels v. State
Citations
- 33 Fla. 308
Syllabus
<p>1, To sustain the charge of an assault with intent to murder, it is necessary to show that if the accused had killed the person assaulted', such killing wouldhave been murder under the statute.</p> <p>2. The testimony in this case held to be sufficient to sustain the verdict of guilty of an assault with intent to murder.</p>
Judges: Mabry
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