· 3/22/2000
Birch Ex Rel. Birch v. Albert
Citations
- 761 So. 2d 355
- 2000 WL 293712
How courts have described this case
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- clarifying that \an automatic new trial [is not mandated] whenever there has been a nondisclosure of litigation information\
- underscoring that information is considered to be concealed if it is “squarely asked for” and not provided
- holding that information is considered concealed for purposes of the three-part test when the information is squarely asked for and not provided; but it is not concealment when the juror's answer is ambiguous and counsel fails to follow up with further questioning
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Judges: Gersten, Fletcher, and Sorondo
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