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Box v. State

Citations

  • 610 So. 2d 1148
  • 1992 WL 360805

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  • holding a juror’s failure to declare she knew and was related to a law enforcement officer created a manifest necessity for a mistrial when no alternate juror was available
  • noting a defendant’s failure to object to the prosecutor’s remarks in closing argument, while followed by a motion for mistrial after the jury verdict, was deemed “too late”
  • continuance was granted-State's witness was unavailable because was on a mission for the United States Department of State
  • continuance was granted - State’s witness was unavailable because was on a mission for the United States Department of State
  • defendant failed to contemporaneously object to the prosecutor's remarks during closing argument and a motion for mistrial, made after jury verdict of guilty, was deemed too late
  • defendant failed to contemporaneously object to the prosecutor's remarks during closing argument, and a motion for mistrial, made after jury verdict of guilty, was deemed too late

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Judges: Roy Noble Lee, C.J., and Prather and Banks

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