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Stanley v. State

Citations

  • 57 So. 3d 944
  • 2011 Fla. App. LEXIS 4362
  • 2011 WL 1135284

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  • recognizing our supreme court’s holding that the state does not have to charge felony murder when the indictment charges premeditated murder in order to travel under that theory and using this concept to support its holding
  • reiterating the rule from O’Callaghan and holding that because a conviction “under a felony murder theory is legal where the indictment charged premeditated murder, ... a conviction under a premeditated murder theory is legal where the indictment charged felony murder.”
  • “A constructive amendment of a charging document allow[s] the jury to convict the defendant of an offense different from or in addition to the offenses alleged in the [information].”

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Judges: Damoorgian, Levine

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