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McLemore v. State

Citations

  • 669 So. 2d 19
  • 1996 WL 42235

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  • cautioning that prior crimes must be used only to attack an accused's credibility as the risk is great that a jury may conclude the accused committed the present crime because he had a prior criminal tendency
  • cautioning that prior crimes must be used only to attack an accused's credibility as the risk is great that a jury may conclude the accused committed the present crime because he had a prior criminal tendency
  • “Having made an objection at trial, the objection was preserved for appellate purposes despite its failure to 10 appear in the appellant’s motion for a new trial”
  • before appellate court can review \motions made upon the ground of inadequate or excessive damages\ they must be presented to the trial court
  • before appellate court can review \all new matters\ must be first presented to the trial court
  • before appellate court can review “motions made upon the ground of inadequate or excessive damages” they must be presented to the trial court

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Judges: Sullivan

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