Supreme Court of Florida· 6/15/1909

Thomas v. State

Citations

58 Fla. 120

Syllabus

<p>Where the statute makes it an offense to shoot at or into any railroad oar “which is being used! or occupied by any person or persons,” judgment will be arrested when the information fails to allege that the car was being used or occupied by any person or persons.</p>

Judges: Hocker, Parkhill

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Supreme Court of Florida· 1914-02-11· cited 9×

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