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Buckley v. State

Citations

  • 772 So. 2d 1059
  • 2000 WL 1835808

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  • \Whether prejudice can be inferred in the jury selection process due to [juror's] silence is an inquiry this Court makes only after the Odom factors have been answered in the affirmative.\
  • “Whether prejudice can be inferred in the jury selection process due to [juror’s] silence is an inquiry this Court makes only after the Odom factors have been answered in the affirmative.”
  • question during voir dire was ambiguous “as it related” to a particular juror

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Judges: Pittman, P.J., McRae and Smith

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