· 10/29/2020
ALONZO COLEMAN v. STATE OF FLORIDA
How courts have described this case
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- holding that failure to specifically state grounds for excluding evidence waives the objection
- declining to address a claim of ineffective assistance based on a failure to object‘to hearsay testimony because the reasons that counsel did not object were unclear from the record on direct appeal
- “Where corroborative evidence exists and the hearsay evidence is merely cumulative, the admission may be held to be harmless.”
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