Meier v. State
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
The plaintiff in error was convieted of' manslaughter upon an- information charging in effect that “William Meier by his careless, culpably negligent handling, operating and driving of” an- automobile upon the public streets of the city of Jacksonville, Florida, “caused said automobile to collide with one John Austin Moore,” inflicting divers mortal wounds upon the head and body of John Austin Moore, of which Moore died; and that the said William Meier, in the manner and form aforesaid by and through his culpable negligence, the said John Austin Moore did unlawfully kill, contrary to the…
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