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Swinney v. State

Citations

  • 829 So. 2d 1225
  • 2002 WL 31599928

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  • it may be reasonably inferred that the robbery was interrupted, and the motive was robbery
  • confession to a shooting could be direct evidence to an underlying felony for capital murder purposes where defendant admitted to pointing the gun at the victim and stated the gun accidently fired
  • confession to a shooting could be direct evidence to an underlying felony for capital murder purposes where defendant admitted to pointing the gun at the victim and stated the gun accidently fired
  • Court held that a confession to a shooting could be direct evidence to an underlying felony for capital murder purposes where defendant admitted to pointing the gun at the victim and stated the gun accidently fired

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