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Hodges v. State

Citations

  • 926 So. 2d 1060
  • 2005 WL 995440

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  • holding that an argument is deemed waived by an appellant who “cite[d] to only a single case for [a] general proposition”
  • \[C]iting a case with no discussion as to its relevance is insufficient to satisfy Rule 28(a)(10).\

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Judges: Shaw

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