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Avery v. State

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  • 589 So. 2d 1313
  • 1991 WL 178214

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  • \The fact that parts of the tape recording were inaudible would not affect the admissibility of the recording but the weight which the jury places on the evidence.\
  • \The fact that parts of a tape recording were inaudible would not affect the admissibility of the recording but the weight which the jury places on the evidence.\
  • 'The fact that parts of the tape recording were inaudible would not affect the admissibility of the recording but the weight which the jury places on the evidence.'
  • 'The fact that parts of the tape recording were inaudible would not affect the admissibility of the recording but the weight which the jury places on the evidence.'

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Judges: Taylor

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