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Rodriguez v. State

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  • 694 So. 2d 96
  • 1997 WL 268229

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  • reversing the conviction of a man charged with operating a vessel while intoxicated because the jury was instructed that he could be found guilty whether he was intoxicated or simply under the influence, the statute proscribing either
  • “ Tf a statute makes it punishable to do a particular thing specified, ‘or’ another thing, ‘or’ another, one commits the offense who does any one of the things, or any two, or more, or all of them.’”
  • “ ‘If a statute makes it punishable to do a particular thing specified, “or” another thing, “or” another, one commits the offense who does any one of the things, or any two, or more, or all of them.’ ” (quoting Edwards v. State, 62 Fla. 40, 56 So. 401, 403 (1911))

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Judges: Schwartz, C.J., Nesbitt, J., and Barkdull, Senior Judge

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