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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 451 So. 2d 458

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that circumstances that contribute to a victim's death after the victim becomes unconscious cannot be considered in determining HAC
  • finding that defendant waived marital privilege by waiting two days after prosecutor commented on the marital privilege before moving for mistrial
  • witness was not adverse, and thus could not be impeached on direct examination, because the testimony was not affirmatively harmful
  • actions after death of the victim are irrelevant in determining whether aggravating circumstance of heinousness applies
  • error to impeach prosecution witness as adverse witness where witness merely suffered lapse of memory
  • “An objection need not always be made at the moment an examination enters impermissible areas of inquiry”

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Judges: Ehrlich

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