Hough v. Florida

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• holding that a hearing was unnecessary on an affidavit stating that someone else committed the crime, where appellant had been identified as perpetrator by victim as well as by other codefendant
• holding that a hearing was unnecessary on an affidavit stating that someone else committed the crime, where appellant had been identified as perpetrator by victim as well as by other codefendant
• hearing was unnecessary on affidavit stating someone else committed the crime, where appellant had been identified as perpetrator by victim as well as by other codefendant

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