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Caldwell v. State

Citations

  • 920 So. 2d 727
  • 2006 WL 304561

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  • concluding fundamental error occurred when wholly inaccurate instruction on carrying a concealed weapon by a convicted felon allowed jury to find defendant guilty without deciding whether a paring knife was a \concealed weapon\
  • “An instructional mistake does not rise to the level of fundamental error when defense counsel affirmatively requests the deletion or alteration of the jury instruction that subsequently forms the basis of the requested relief in the appellate court.” (footnote omitted)
  • “An instructional mistake does not rise to the level of fundamental error when defense counsel affirmatively requests the deletion or alteration of the jury instruction that subsequently forms the basis of the requested relief in the appellate court.”
  • “An instructional mistake does not rise to the level of fundamental error when defense counsel affirmatively requests the deletion or alteration of the jury instruction that subsequently forms the basis of the requested relief in the appellate court.”
  • \An instruc tional mistake does not rise to the level of fundamental error when defense counsel affirmatively requests the deletion or alteration of the jury instruction that subsequently forms the basis of the requested relief in the appellate court.\
  • discussing the contemporaneous objection rule

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Judges: Sawaya

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