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Taylor v. State

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  • 410 So. 2d 1358

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  • holding that where evidence, regardless how weak, supports a self-defense theory, it is error to deny the instruction
  • holding that a defendant is entitled to his requested instruction no matter \how weak or improbable his testimony may have been with respect to the circumstances\ leading to the commission of the offense
  • holding defendant entitled to requested self-defense instruction no matter “how weak or improbable his testimony may have been with respect to the circumstances” leading to commission of offense
  • “A defendant is entitled to his requested self-defense instruction regardless of how weak or improbable his testimony may have been with respect to the circumstances leading up to the battery.”
  • “A defendant is entitled to his requested self-defense instruction regardless of how weak or improbable his testimony may have been with respect to the circumstances leading up to the battery.”
  • “A defendant is entitled to his requested self-defense instruction regardless of how weak or improbable his testimony may have been with respect to the circumstances leading up to the battery.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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