Chavers v. State
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Opinion
Under writ of error we review judgment of conviction of the offense denounced by Section 5469 R. G. S„ 7654 C. G. L.
On the trial the State failed to meet the rule enunciated *471 in the case of Stedman v. State, 80 Fla. 547, 86 Sou. 428, and in Fekany v. State, 121 Fla. 51, 163 So. 221.
The record shows that the child was an infant, about three weeks old living with its mother and her parents and the record fails to show that the child did not have what its necessities require.
This statute or proceeding thereunder may not be used as a substitute for civil proceedings to compel husband to contribute a reasonable part of his earnings toward the support of his family. See McBrayer v. State, 112 Fla. 451, 150 So. 736.
The judgment should be, and is, reversed.
So ordered.
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