Robert Clifton Owen v. State of Florida

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• stating appellate court does not resolve conflicts in evidence, pass on credibility of witnesses, or reweigh evidence; such matters are for finder of fact
• considering both assignment of error that evidence was not sufficient to support conviction and assignment of error that there was not sufficient evidence to conclude that defendant was not legally insane
• appellate court does not resolve conflicts in evidence, pass on credibility of witnesses, or reweigh evidence; such matters are for finder of fact

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