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Carter v. State

Citations

  • 576 So. 2d 1291
  • 1989 WL 125353

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  • noting that only evidence of organic brain damage came from testimony by defendant's cousin
  • holding a “contemporaneous objection at trial is required before [the Florida Supreme Court] will entertain any issue based on Booth” and rejecting the claim “without reaching its merits”
  • rejecting a \robbery gone bad\ argument where the trial court found three aggravators: (1) under sentence of imprisonment; (2) prior violent felonies—armed robbery and murder; and (3) commission during a robbery
  • affirming death sentence where the trial court found three aggravating circumstances of committed while under a sentence of imprisonment, committed during a robbery, and prior violent felony conviction, and one nonstatutory mitigating circumstance of a deprived childhood

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Judges: Per Curiam

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