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State v. Mason

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  • 403 So. 2d 701

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  • holding that acts of violence need not have been for the purpose of taking the property
  • holding that acts of violence need not be for the purpose of taking property and that it is sufficient that the taking of a purse was accomplished as a result of earlier acts of pushing victim onto bed and pulling her clothes
  • framing question as whether “the theft [was] accomplished as a result of the defendant’s prior acts of aggression”
  • framing question as whether “the theft [was] accomplished as a result of the defendant’s prior acts of aggression”
  • acts of violence or intimidation need not be done for the very purpose of taking the victim's property; rather, it is enough that he takes advantage of a situation which resulted from the prior use of force or intimidation; in that case, an aborted rape attempt

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Judges: Laborde

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