Supreme Court of Florida· 4/19/2001

Gore v. State

Citations

784 So. 2d 418
2001 WL 391698

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noting that claims of ineffective assistance of counsel are generally not cognizable on direct appeal
explaining that a mistrial should be granted only when necessary to ensure that the defendant receives a fair trial
listing Gore’s “history of targeting young, attractive women who drove new sporty automobiles” among the trial court’s “extensive findings in support of the CCP aggravating circumstance”
listing Gore’s “history of targeting young, attractive women who drove new sporty automobiles” among the trial court’s “extensive findings in support of the CCP aggravating circumstance”
trial court did not abuse its discretion where defendant failed to show relevance and requisite similarities to admit evidence of collateral crime as reverse Williams rule evidence
mistrial not required where question brought out that defendant had an \intimate relationship\ with a thirteen-year-old girl

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Judges: Per Curiam

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