Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama· 6/29/2007

Brown v. State

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11 So. 3d 866
2007 Ala. Crim. App. LEXIS 111
2007 WL 1865383

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holding that the circuit court did not abuse its broad discretion in removing a juror because of her medical condition
holding that the circuit court did not abuse its broad discretion in removing a juror because of her medical condition
holding that a seizure of blood drawn pursuant to a search warrant was presumed valid
noting that a blood seizure pursuant to a search warrant is \presumed valid\
fact that DNA sample was mixed, i.e., that it contained the blood of at least two individuals, would not affect admissibility of population-frequency statistics related to sample
'Where a matter has been gone into by one party to a cause, the other party has the right to explain away anything, if he can, that may have been brought out to his detriment.'

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Judges: Wise, Baschab, McMillan, Shaw, Welch

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