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Love v. State

Citations

  • 971 So. 2d 280
  • 2008 WL 80223

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  • recognizing that the opening the door concept is based on considerations of fairness and the truth seeking function of a trial and may be employed when redirect examination serves to reveal the whole story of a transaction only partly explained in cross examination
  • recognizing that the opening the door concept is based on considerations of fairness and the truth seeking function of a trial and may be employed when redirect examination serves to reveal the whole story of a transaction only partly explained in cross examination
  • “[T]he Sixth Amendment narrows, a trial court’s discretion to exclude evidence of a witnesses] bias under section 90.403.”
  • “The ‘and/or’ instruction on the resisting count presents similar problems.”
  • \The `and/or' instruction on the resisting count presents similar problems.\

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Judges: Gross

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