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Harper v. State

Citations

  • 887 So. 2d 817
  • 2004 WL 1385899

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  • upholding trial convened in prison because it was shown that the inmate-defendants were charged with escape and had been habitually violent
  • upholding trial convened in prison because it was shown that the inmate-defendants were charged with escape and had been habitually violent
  • removing trial to state prison violated the Sixth Amendment when the State offered evidence that the defendants had a history of violence and escape attempts
  • removing trial to state prison violated the Sixth Amendment when the State offered evidence that the defendants had a history of violence and escape attempts
  • requiring trial courts to examine whether a trial within a prison violates the right to fair trial
  • upholding trial convened in prison because it was shown that the inmate-defendants were charged with escape and had been habitually violent

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