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· 1/10/1973

Arline v. Grant

Citations

  • 272 So. 2d 9

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  • a trial court may not refuse to issue a certificate for a defendant to recover costs on a theory that the defendant is factually guilty even though the jury found him not guilty
  • There is no exception, express or implied, in Florida Statute 939.06 which grants a Trial Court the authority to deny a Certificate of Payment of Costs because the Defendant is factually guilty even though found not guilty by the jury.

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Judges: Barkdull, Haverfield, Pearson

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