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Archer v. State

Citations

  • 673 So. 2d 17
  • 1996 WL 108542

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  • confirming jury instruction claims are subject to contemporaneous objection rule and fundamental error analysis
  • no fundamental error occurred when trial judge utilized the term \reasonable doubt\ in jury instruction but then did not define that term for jury, especially in light of lack of contemporaneous objection made to jury instruction as given
  • failure to object to court’s questioning of eyewitness

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Judges: Per Curiam

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