State v. Morovitz

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• noting the circuit court may direct a verdict of acquittal when there is insufficient evidence “from which reasonable persons could have found defendant guilty as charged”
• evidence regarding defendant’s failure to make decretal support payments for two years, while not conclusive of guilt, was relevant to question of legal obligation to pay support
• where defendant did not make any child support payments to his former wife for two years and did not provide any food, clothing, or lodging for his daughter during that time, the evidence was sufficient to establish the element that defendant failed to provide adequate support

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