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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 551 So. 2d 132
  • 1989 WL 76456

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  • where the Court stated that the imposition of a sentence upon conviction is a matter within the discretion of the circuit court, subject only to statutory and constitutional limitations.
  • in view of the nature of cross-examination, the circuit court was within its discretionary authority in allowing the disputed redirect
  • where the Court stated that the imposition of a sentence upon conviction is a matter within the discretion of the circuit court, subject only to statutory and constitutional limitations.
  • Evidence was legally sufficient to support jury verdict finding defendant guilty of manslaughter of his wife. Limited scope of review is premised on a candid recognition that the jury system is at best the least imperfect method of determining guilt or innocence.

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Judges: Robertson

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