Henry v. State (2014)
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Douglas S. Livingston v. State (2015)
Cf. Henry, 133 So.3d at 1038 (“By this opinion, we do not mean to express the* view that the state should prosecute as a theft every breach of contract involving the failure to pay money.”).
“By this opinion, we do not mean to express the* view that the state should prosecute as a theft every breach of contract involving the failure to pay money.”
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Izquierdo v. State (2015)
See Henry v. State, 133 So.3d 1034, 1038 (Fla. 4th DCA 2014) (reasoning that, although partial payment can negate an inference of an intention to steal, the State can present sufficient circumstantial evidence of felonious intent if there is “evidence of willful misrepresentations to induce the seller to close on the transaction”).
reasoning that, although partial payment can negate an inference of an intention to steal, the State can present sufficient circumstantial evidence of felonious intent if there is “evidence of willful misrepresentations to induce the seller to close on the transaction”