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State of Floida v.Susan Lorincz
Date: 08-16-2024
Case Number: 23CF002236A
Judge: Leann Patrice Mackey-Barnes
Court: 5th Judicial Circuit Court, Marion County
Plaintiff's Attorney: Marion County Florida District Attorney's Office
Defendant's Attorney:
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Description:
Suans Lorincz,age 60, shot and killed Aike (A.J.) Owens, age 35, as a result of Lorincz treating Owen's children badly.
Owens went to Lorincz' house and pounded on the door. Lorincz shot her through the door.
The door was locked and Owens was unarmed.
Florida Statute 782.07 defines manslaughter as the killing of a person by the act, procurement, or culpable negligence of another person without lawful justification. Manslaughter is a second-degree felony.
There are several types of manslaughter in Florida, including:
Involuntary manslaughter: Unintentional death caused by negligent behavior or as a result of committing a crime
Voluntary manslaughter: When a defendant intended to kill the victim but did not plan the murder ahead of time
Vehicular manslaughter: When a defendant unintentionally killed someone with their car
Defenses to Manslaughter
Specific defenses to manslaughter include Excusable Homicide, Justifiable Homicide, or Self-Defense.
Ocala, Florida manslaughter charge criminal defense lawyer represented the Ddefant.
Suans Lorincz,age 60, shot and killed Aike (A.J.) Owens, age 35, as a result of Lorincz treating Owen's children badly.
Owens went to Lorincz' house and pounded on the door. Lorincz shot her through the door.
The door was locked and Owens was unarmed.
Florida Statute 782.07 defines manslaughter as the killing of a person by the act, procurement, or culpable negligence of another person without lawful justification. Manslaughter is a second-degree felony.
There are several types of manslaughter in Florida, including:
Involuntary manslaughter: Unintentional death caused by negligent behavior or as a result of committing a crime
Voluntary manslaughter: When a defendant intended to kill the victim but did not plan the murder ahead of time
Vehicular manslaughter: When a defendant unintentionally killed someone with their car
Defenses to Manslaughter
Specific defenses to manslaughter include Excusable Homicide, Justifiable Homicide, or Self-Defense.
Outcome:
Guilty.
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About This Case
What was the outcome of State of Floida v.Susan Lorincz?
The outcome was: Guilty.
Which court heard State of Floida v.Susan Lorincz?
This case was heard in 5th Judicial Circuit Court, Marion County, FL. The presiding judge was Leann Patrice Mackey-Barnes.
Who were the attorneys in State of Floida v.Susan Lorincz?
Plaintiff's attorney: Marion County Florida District Attorney's Office. Defendant's attorney: Click Here For The Best Ocala Criminal Defense Lawyer Directory.
When was State of Floida v.Susan Lorincz decided?
This case was decided on August 16, 2024.