· 1/15/1961
Canto v. Cochran
Citations
- 127 So. 2d 680
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that \the credibility of witnesses [who identified the defendant as the culprit] is not to be re -weighed on appeal\
- holding that \the credibility of witnesses [who identified the defendant as the culprit] is not to be re -weighed on appeal\
- holding that allegations that the victim was not “sufficiently cogent and lucid” to make a pretrial identification go to the weight of the evidence and not the admissibility of the identification
- stating that a Kloiber instruction is not necessary where the witness declines to identify the defendant in court
- stating that a Kloiber instruction is not necessary where the witness declines to identify the defendant in court
- holding allegations the victim was not sufficiently lucid to make a pretrial identification go to the weight of the evidence and not to the admissibility of the identification
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