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King v. State

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  • 622 So. 2d 134
  • 1993 WL 288731

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  • holding that a prospective juror should have been excused for cause after he asserted that he was the victim of a crime by an unknown assailant who resembled the defendant and the juror was uncertain whether he could put aside this experience in this case
  • deciding if there is any reasonable doubt that a prospective juror cannot render a verdict based solely on the evidence submitted and the trial court's instruction of the law, the juror should be excused
  • a prospective juror should have been excused for cause after asserting that he had been victim of a crime by an unknown assailant who resembled the defendant and the juror was uncertain whether he could put aside his experience in this case

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Judges: Hubbart, Ferguson and Goderich

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