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Belcher v. State

Citations

  • 961 So. 2d 239
  • 32 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. S 334

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  • explaining that it is not necessary for defense counsel to retain a defense expert “where defense counsel cross-examined the State’s experts to establish the facts necessary for the defense”
  • explaining that, where the trial court overrules an objection to improper prosecutorial comments, this Court reviews the comments for harmless error and the denial of the motion for mistrial based upon the comments for abuse of discretion
  • explaining that, where the trial court overrules an objection to improper prosecutorial comments, this Court reviews the comments for harmless error and the denial of the motion for mistrial based upon the comments for abuse of discretion
  • explaining that, where the trial court erroneously overrules an objection to improper prosecutorial comments, this Court reviews the comments for harmless error and the denial of the motion for mistrial based upon the comments for abuse of discretion
  • explaining that, where the trial court erroneously overrules an objection to improper prosecutorial comments, this Court reviews the comments for harmless error and the denial of the motion for mistrial based upon the comments for abuse of discretion
  • explaining that, where the trial court erroneously overrules an objection to improper prosecutorial comments, this Court reviews the comments for harmless error and the denial of the motion for mistrial based upon the comments for abuse of discretion

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Judges: Per Curiam

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