Ramsammy v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1DissentWarner, J.
The facts of this case are obscured by the volume of the state’s presentation at the trial level. Despite their incoherence, I conclude that the state presented sufficient evidence to withstand a judgment of acquittal. Therefore I would affirm.
The salient facts to the motion for judgment of acquittal are these. Appellant and Annette came to this country from Guyana. Annette was married to Ramsammy’s brother and had a child with him. However, Annette left the brother and then accompanied Ramsammy to America. She continued to stay in routine contact with her son in Guyana as well as the rest of…
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