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Garcia v. State

Citations

  • 622 So. 2d 1325
  • 1993 WL 219836

How courts have described this case

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  • observing that a procedural bar applies to claims that could have been argued on direct appeal if preserved
  • using terms “prosecutorial misconduct” and “prosecutorial impropriety” interchangeably
  • reversing two first-degree murder convictions due to prosecutorial misconduct
  • “[W]hile the State is free to argue to the jury any theory of the crime that is reasonably supported by the evidence, it may not subvert the truth-seeking function of the trial by obtaining a conviction or sentence based on deliberate obfuscation of relevant facts.”
  • reversing two death sentences due to prosecutorial misconduct

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Judges: Shaw

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