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Edwards v. State

Citations

  • 736 So. 2d 475
  • 1999 WL 185607

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  • holding that by its definition a witness' response to an officer's question cannot be spontaneous no matter how soon it is made after the event because the statement will not be a self-generated statement, but a police generated one.
  • reasoning that witness's identification of individual seen running near scene shortly after murder was not admissible under present sense impression exception where identification was given in response to question from police officer
  • accurately explaining the distinction between the standards of sufficiency and weight of the evidence

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