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· 10/6/2020

Marcus Johnson-McBryde v. State

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  • “[R]ule 3.220 also allows trial courts to exercise their discretion regarding the extent of disclosure and times for compliance upon a showing of good cause or materiality.” (citing Rule 3.220(f), (k))
  • “[R]ule 3.220 also allows trial courts to exercise their discretion regarding the extent of disclosure and times for compliance upon a showing of good cause or materiality.” (citing Rule 3.220 (f), (k))

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