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Davis v. State

Citations

  • 839 So. 2d 734
  • 2003 WL 141989

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  • holding that failure to give guilty knowledge instruction was not fundamental error in case where \the only position taken by the defendant was that he was not the person who sold the cocaine to the informant\
  • holding that although a defendant’s theory of defense may be considered in analyzing whether the omission of a required element constitutes fundamental error, such considerations are irrelevant when reviewing preserved errors for harmless error
  • stating that a mistaken identity defense does not place all elements of a crime in dispute so as to allow the failure to instruct on an element to be raised for the first time on appeal
  • rejecting application of Scott in favor of application of Delva

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Judges: Klein

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