Supreme Court of Florida· 7/10/2003

Allen v. State

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854 So. 2d 1255
2003 WL 21543556

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determining that the suicide theory “was only a small part of an overall defense that Allen did not commit the murder”
determining that the suicide theory “was only a small part of an overall defense that Allen did not commit the murder”
finding that a defendant must allege specific facts that, if accepted as true, -8- establish a prima facie case that the State possessed evidence favorable to the accused
stating that “[t]he defendant’s duty to exercise due diligence in reviewing Brady material applies only after the State discloses it” and therefore “[o]nce the State obtained the results of the hair analysis, it was required to disclose them to the defendant”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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