Delaughter v. State

Appellant appeals his conviction on a charge of shooting into an occupied building. He alleges error of the trial court to sua sponte grant a mistrial, following alleged prejudicial comment of the prosecuting attorney as to his belief of the appellant’s guilt and failure to direct a verdict of acquittal where even if the appellant was shooting into an occupied building he was shooting at a person and, therefore, could not be guilty under the authority of Golden v. State, 120 So.2d 651 (Fla.1st D.C.A. 1960).

After a review of the record, this case is affirmed on the following authorities: Mead…