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Simmons v. State

Citations

  • 551 So. 2d 607
  • 1989 WL 133752

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  • reversing defendant’s robbery conviction where the defendant’s struggle with store employees occurred after she “removed the [stolen] merchandise from her person and threw it to the floor”
  • reversing defendant’s robbery conviction where the defendant’s struggle with store employees occurred after she “removed the [stolen] merchandise from her person and threw it to the floor”
  • reversing shoplifter defendant’s robbery conviction where, after being caught, she removed the stolen merchandise from her person and struggled with a store employee only after she was instructed to go to the store’s security office
  • reversing shoplifter defendant’s robbery conviction where, after being caught, she removed the stolen merchandise from her person and struggled with a store employee only after she was instructed to go to the store’s security office
  • the evidence was insufficient to sustain the defendant's conviction for robbery, because he had abandoned the stolen property before he used force against the victim

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Judges: Per Curiam

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