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Cooper v. State

Citations

  • 453 So. 2d 67

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  • “After Buford, death was no longer a possible penalty in Florida for sexual battery”
  • no indictment required where defendant accused of sexual battery of child eleven years or under since crime not punishable by death at time of charge
  • information appropriate charging document and sixperson jury proper in sexual battery case where death is not a possible penalty
  • no indictment required where defendant accused of sexual battery of child eleven years or under since crime not punishable by death at time of charge
  • information appropriate charging document and six-person jury proper in sexual battery case where death is not a possible penalty
  • information appropriate charging document and six- person jury proper in sexual battery case where death is not possible penalty

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Judges: Nimmons

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