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· 11/15/1960

Slay ex rel. Slay v. Fuller

Citations

  • 125 So. 2d 353
  • 1960 Fla. App. LEXIS 3319

How courts have described this case

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  • finding evidence was sufficient to support conspiracy conviction where “actors’ relationships and their conduct before, during and after the criminal episode established a unity of criminal purpose”
  • finding evidence sufficient to prove conspiracy to commit aggravated assault where defendant and others approached the victim as a group; kicked victim to the ground and continued to punch and kick the victim, knocking out a tooth; and fled the scene together
  • evidence that the defendant and a group of other individuals attacked a fellow patron of the subway, battering her face and knocking out her teeth was sufficient to show conspiracy to commit aggravated assault
  • evidence that the defendant and a group of other individuals attacked a fellow patron of the subway, battering her face and knocking out her teeth, was sufficient to show conspiracy to commit aggravated assault

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