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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 599 So. 2d 103
  • 1992 WL 68952

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  • recognizing defendant’s lack of significant history of prior criminal activity, coupled with other mitigation, may clearly serve as a reasonable basis for a jury’s life recommendation
  • recognizing defendant’s lack of significant history of prior criminal activity, coupled with other mitigation, may clearly serve as a reasonable basis for a jury’s life recommendation
  • “A motion to disqualify must be well-founded and contain facts germane to the judge's undue bias, prejudice, or sympathy. The fact that a judge has previously made adverse rulings is not an adequate ground for recusal”
  • curative instruction was sufficient to dispel any harm done by erroneous instruction
  • adverse rulings not adequate ground for recusal

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Judges: Per Curiam

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