Supreme Court of Florida· 6/26/2003

Cooper v. State

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856 So. 2d 969
2003 WL 21467509

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holding that a defendant’s statements made to his cellmate were admissible because the evidence established that the cellmate contacted authorities of his own accord after the defendant bragged about his crimes
holding Brady claim meritless where only indication of existence of basis to impeach prosecution witness was “offered in the form of pure speculation”
rejecting claim that appellate counsel was ineffective for failing to appeal trial court denial of a motion for continuance and concluding that claim \would have been deemed meritless on appeal\
“[T]he police may not sidestep constitutional protections by employing jail residents as independent contractors to interrogate defendants without the presence of an attorney.”

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