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State v. Carson

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  • 336 So. 2d 844

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  • before accused's confession may be introduced into evidence, State must first prove that a crime had been committed, by evidence which jury may reasonably accept as establishing that fact beyond reasonable doubt
  • before accused's confession may be introduced into evidence, State must first prove that a crime had been committed, by evidence which jury may reasonably accept as establishing that fact beyond reasonable doubt

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Judges: Tate

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