District Court of Appeal of Florida· 3/2/2017
Diaz-Curet v. State
Citations
- 224 So. 3d 233
- 2017 WL 829676
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- “privileged communication may be a shield of defense as to crimes already committed, but it cannot be used as a sword or weapon of offense to enable persons to carry out contemplated crimes against society”; quoting Gebhardt, 220 S.W. at 679
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