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Jones v. State

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  • 385 So. 2d 1042

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  • reversing and remanding for a new trial when the State insinuated that the defendant, or someone connected with him, had made threats against a witness to keep her from testifying without presenting any evidence to connect the defendant to the threats
  • reversing and remanding for a new trial when the State insinuated that the defendant, or someone connected with him, had made threats against a witness to keep her from testifying without presenting any evidence to connect the defendant to the threats
  • on redirect examination prosecutor insinuated that witness had been threatened without connecting threat to defendant
  • failure to specify the exact felony the defendant was charged with intending to commit or facilitate the commission of in connection with a kidnapping charge renders the information vague and indefinite

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Judges: Shivers

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