Green v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
NORTHCUTT, Judge.
A jury convicted Timothy Green of two counts of grand theft. We find merit in his challenge to one of those convictions, involving Argent Mortgage Company. We affirm without discussion on Green’s other two points on appeal, the first challenging his other grand theft conviction, and the second asserting error in the trial court’s exclusion of evidence.
In August 2004, Green was working as a mortgage broker. He arranged for his mother to purchase a piece of real estate in Florida, and he acted as her agent in obtaining a $126,000 mortgage on the property. Green submitted a…
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