ANTHONY J. CANION vs STATE OF FLORIDA

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• describing our then physician patient privilege statute, which remains substantially unchanged, as \very broad” and encompassing \any information obtained by him [physician] in his professional capacity”
• District court’s failure to give a commitment charge did not constitute reversible error, noting that the court had not conveyed to the jury the erroneous impression that, if acquitted, the defendant would go free.

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