Supreme Court of Florida· 12/10/2009

Hayward v. State

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24 So. 3d 17
2009 WL 2612524

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explaining that unpreserved errors are reviewed for fundamental error
explaining that unpreserved errors are reviewed for fundamental error
“It is not necessary that the statement illustrate the startling event; it is enough that the statement relate to the event.”
prior violent felony aggravator established by three prior violent felonies for second-degree murder and two counts of armed robbery, to which trial court assigned “extremely great weight”
fundamental error is “an error that goes to the foundation of the case . . . and is equivalent to a denial of due process”
death penalty proportionate in shooting robbery-murder where the trial court found the aggravators of prior violent felony (based on three prior violent felonies, including second-degree murder

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Judges: Canady, Labarga, Lewis, Pariente, Perry, Polston, Quince

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