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Spurgeon v. State

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  • 114 So. 3d 1042
  • 2013 WL 2359485
  • 2013 Fla. App. LEXIS 8593

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  • holding that a conviction for a violation of § 784.07(2), Florida Statutes, had to be vacated because the statute does not include physicians, employees, agents, or volunteers of facilities that do not satisfy the definition of a hospital under chapter 395
  • holding that a conviction for a violation of § 784.07(2), Florida Statutes, had to be vacated because the statute does not include physicians, employees, agents, or volunteers of facilities that do not satisfy the definition of a hospital under chapter 395
  • holding that a conviction for a violation of § 784.07(2), Florida Statutes, had to be vacated because the statute does not include physicians, employees, agents, or volunteers of facilities that do not satisfy the definition of a hospital under chapter 395
  • holding that a conviction for a violation of § 784.07(2), -Florida StatutesFla. Stat., had. to be vacated because the statute does not include physicians, employees, agents, or volunteers of facilities that do not satisfy the definition of a hospital under chapter 395
  • holding that a conviction for a violation of § 784.07(2), Florida Statute Fla. Stat., had to be vacated because the statute does not include physicians, employees, agents, or volunteers of facilities that do not satisfy the definition of a hospital under chapter 395

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Judges: Berger, Orfinger, Palmer

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