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Taylor v. State

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  • 444 So. 2d 931

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  • expressing its direct holding without referring to an intent to kill
  • “it is not a logical impossibility for the crime of attempted manslaughter to exist in situations where, if death had resulted, the defendant could have been found guilty of voluntary manslaughter,” i.e., where sufficient evidence present of intent to ldll

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Judges: Boyd

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