Supreme Court of Florida· 3/2/2006

Jones v. State

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923 So. 2d 486
2006 WL 487857

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holding that, to be entitled to a new trial based upon the absence of an accurate and complete transcript, the defendant must “demonstrate that there is a basis for a claim that the missing transcript would reflect matters which prejudice the defendant”
“[T]his Court requires that the defendant demonstrate that there is a basis for a claim that the missing transcript would reflect matters which prejudice the defendant.”
\[T]his Court requires that the defendant demonstrate that there is a basis for a claim that the missing transcript would reflect matters which prejudice the defendant.\
\[T]his Court requires that the defendant demonstrate that there is a basis for a claim that the missing transcript would reflect matters which prejudice the defendant.\

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Judges: Wells

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