Augusta v. State
95 So. 624, 85 Fla. 149
Opinion
The record of the conviction of the plaintiff in error of murder in the first degree discloses no material error that could reasonably have prejudiced the rights of the defendant in the trial; and as the evidence amply sustains the verdict, the judgment entered thereon accords with law and is affirmed.
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Augusta v. State, 95 So. 624, 85 Fla. 149 (Fla. 1923).
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