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Tindall v. State

Citations

  • 997 So. 2d 1260
  • 2009 WL 7661

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  • holding that entry into the crawlspace constituted entry into a structure because the defendant “penetrated the invisible, vertical plane into the airspace of the house by crawling under the house to gain access”
  • affirming conviction of burglary when the perpetrator entered the crawl space underneath a house and removed copper pipe because the perpetrator “penetrated the invisible, vertical plane into the airspace of house”
  • “Even if the error were fundamental, however, [the defendant] waived the error based on the manner by which he advised the court to respond to a jury question seeking clarification of the instruction.”

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Judges: Torpy

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