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Gray v. State

Citations

  • 728 So. 2d 36
  • 1998 WL 452320

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that where evidence is sufficient to support both phrases of a disjunctive statement, the use of the disjunctive term is of no consequence
  • affirming capital conviction of black defendant accused of killing white victim in absence of any \intensely prejudicial pretrial publicity\
  • distinguishing Berryhill and upholding procedural bar as to sufficiency of indictment when specific claim on appeal was not one of the six presented at trial on the motion to quash
  • affirming capital conviction of black defendant accused of killing white victim in absence of any “intensely prejudicial pretrial publicity”
  • affirming capital conviction of black defendant accused of killing white victim in absence of any \intensely prejudicial pretrial publicity\
  • affirming sentence of death where defendant kidnaped 79-year-old victim, forced her to withdraw money from her bank account, raped her, shot her in the face with a shotgun, and ran over her with her own car

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